Jai Hari Vitthal! Palkhi Origins across Maharashtra — the Pandharpur Wari

Vitthal (Vithoba), the deity of Pandharpur, standing arms akimbo on a brick
Vitthal (Vithoba)

35 Warkari Palkhis are mapped around their native villages on a schematic layout of Maharashtra. Tap or hover over any saint's name to see their full route, departure date, total distance, walking duration, and historical notes.

A schematic orientation map of Maharashtra.

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Distance to Pandharpur

under 110 km
110–220 km
220–330 km
330–440 km
440+ km
Pandharpur — Wari destination & hub (gold petals = its 5 local saints)
Small grey dot = the origin village itself
Each colored petal is one saint's palkhi, fanned out from its origin. Villages sharing an origin — Mangalwedha (6 saints), Pandharpur (5) — show every name individually.
Full list — all 35 palkhis (table view)
SrSaintMarathiOriginDistrictDist. (km)DurationCategoryDepartureRouteNote