Sadhak Journeys was born from a life that has been shaped by travel, spirituality, service, and self-discovery.
The founder, Mohit Mittal, is a passionate traveller and spiritual seeker who has explored more than 20 countries, journeyed across most of India’s sacred places including 12 Jyotirlingas and countless sacred pilgrimage sites across the country. He is also a amid trekker who explored several Himalayan Treks - from the high altitudes of Everest Base Camp to the remote wilderness of Chadar Trek (Zanskar). His journeys are not just about destinations, but about inner transformation which strengthened his belief that spiritual travel should be accessible, comfortable, and meaningful for people of all age groups — from young seekers to senior pilgrims.
A certified yoga teacher (RYT-200) and lifelong practitioner of spiritual sciences, Mohit has been walking the path of yoga and meditation since childhood. Over the last few years, he has conducted 100+ yoga and wellness sessions for corporates, children, and individuals, helping people reconnect with their inner balance. Alongside travel, he continues to offer emotional wellness and psychology sessions to those in need.
After 20 years in corporate leadership roles, Mohit chose to step away from the fast-paced corporate world to follow a higher calling — to give back to society and create a platform that blends spirituality, wellness, and conscious travel.
With this vision, he founded Sadhak Journeys — a premium spiritual travel and wellness platform designed for:
- Families and working professionals
- Couples and solo seekers
- Senior citizens and first-time pilgrims
- Anyone seeking peace, healing, and deeper connection
At heart, he is a simple seeker who believes that true travel is not about moving from place to place — it is about moving closer to your true self.
Through Sadhak Journeys, his mission is to make spiritual experiences safe, authentic, and transformative — helping people slow down, heal, and rediscover purpose.
Because a Sadhak is not defined by age, background, or belief.
A Sadhak is simply a seeker.
And this journey is for everyone.
What I Witnessed
On my own journeys, I kept noticing the same issues:
Rushed itineraries
No priority for senior comfort
Poor hygiene
Exhausting darshan queues
No spiritual guidance
No sensitivity to pace, rest, or dignity
20+
Countries Explored
25+
Mountain Treks
12
Jyotirlingas Visited
It is a tribute:
- to my parents
- to every elder who wants to travel safely
- to every family that wants a trusted hand
- and to every young seeker (Sadhak) walking their spiritual path
