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Times Music Spiritual to stream 10-part 'Divya Darshan' series on Himachal's Shakti Peeths from Oct 12

The documentary series on 10 ancient Shakti Peeths in Himachal Pradesh will be available on the Times Music Spiritual YouTube channel from October 12, 2026.

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Times Music Spiritual is bringing a new documentary series, 'Divya Darshan', to viewers this Navratri. Across 10 episodes, the series takes viewers on a visually rich journey to 10 of the most ancient and revered Shakti Peeths in Himachal Pradesh. It will be released on October 12, 2026.

The series will be available on the official 'Times Music Spiritual' YouTube channel from October 12, allowing viewers to have darshan of these shrines from home during Navratri. The video of the first episode is already visible on YouTube under the title 'Shri Mata Chintpurni Dham | Maa Chinnmastka | Episode 01 | Shakti Peeth | Himachal Pradesh Series'.

'Divya Darshan' is an anchor-led video series made in a high-quality cinematic style. It brings out little-known stories linked to these sacred temples and traditions that have continued for centuries.

A key feature of the series is its conversations with the temples' head priests, local historians and scholars, through which the historical and spiritual significance of the sites is explained.

The series has been made under the special guidance of Himachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri, with significant support from the state government's Department of Language, Art and Culture.

Speaking about the initiative, Agnihotri said, "The ancient temples of Himachal Pradesh and their traditions are an important part of our cultural heritage. I appreciate Times Music's effort to take this sacred heritage to viewers around the world through 'Divya Darshan' and promote spiritual tourism in the state."

Times Music CEO Mandar Thakur also spoke about the series. He said the history of temples in India is not limited to their walls but holds hundreds of years of faith and tradition. Thakur added that the aim is to take these stories to as many people as possible through meaningful and in-depth presentation.

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