Life is a pilgrimage. Every effort should be made so as to relish the path we tread upon. Yatras give us an opportunity to break away from the routine and think about God and spirituality in the serenity of holy places

Samakti Seva Parivar has organized four such memorable yatras. A pilgrimage itself is a beautiful experience and the presence of a divine saint accentuates it manifold! Pujyashree Bhupendrabhai's presence at all the four yatras was a privilege for all those who attended them. More often than not, we are ignorant about what we are expected to do at holy places or we do most things because we are asked to do so. But this does not happen at yatras organized by Samakti Seva Parivar. Pujyashree Bhai makes the devotees aware of the history of the place, its importance, the Gods worshipped in that region and the reasons behind each ritual.

The first Yatra was held in May, 1999. After the Haridwar Katha a group of 125 people went ahead for a Himalaya Char Dham Yatra: Gangotri, Yamnotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath.   

The second yatra in 2000 was a trip to the heaven on earth, Kailas Mansarovar.

In 2002, people followed him to Vraj Yatra where they performed the Giriraj Parikrama.

In July, 2004 Dakshin Bharat Yatra, Pilgrimage to Southern India was arranged where devotees from all over the world had come together to join the yatra and departed, spellbound.