VARANASI PACKAGE

Our journeys take travelers through four of India's most spiritually significant destinations Prayagraj, Varanasi, Gaya and Ayodhya, with three exclusive packages extending to Saranath. Each of these sacred cities offered a unique blend of devotion, history, and divine energy.

Varanasi, the city of Lord Shiva, they witnessed the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, explored ancient temples, and embraced the spiritual aura of Kashi. In Prayagraj, our pilgrims take the Snan at the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mystical Saraswati, immersing themselves in the age-old traditions. In Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Ram, they stood in awe before the newly inaugurated Ram Janmabhoomi temple, experiencing the deep-rooted faith that has shaped this sacred land.

For those who chose to extend their journey to Gaya, the experience was one of deep reverence, as they paid homage at the Vishnupad Temple and performed the traditional Pind Daan rituals for their ancestors and then proceed to Bodhgaya ( the place where Buddha got enligthment) visited Mahabodhi temple and Bodhi Vruksha tree. .

As part of the journey, our travelers also visited Sarnath, the sacred site where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon after attaining enlightenment. Walking through the ancient ruins of Dhamek Stupa and the Ashokan Pillar, they experienced the serene atmosphere that has drawn seekers of wisdom for centuries. The visit to Sarnath offered a unique contrast—blending Hindu and Buddhist spirituality, enriching the overall pilgrimage experience.

This journey wasn’t just about travel—it was a pilgrimage of faith, transformation, and spiritual awakening. Through this article, we bring you the experiences of our dedicated tour team, the wisdom of our expert guides, and the heartfelt reflections of the travelers who embarked on this sacred odyssey with us.

Day 01: Patna   Arrival- Gaya 

Arrive at Patna airport and transfer to Bodhgaya check in to the hotel & Proceed for Mahabodhi temple and Mahabodhi tree. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 02: Gaya - Varanasi (300 Km /5hrs drive) 

Early in the morning visit the Vishnupad temple and perform the rituals (pind daan) for your ancestors. Later drive to Varanasi transfer to hotel & Proceed for old city tour various ghats of Varanasi like Manikarnink, Panchganga ghat, Harishchndra ghat etc by boat later enjoy Ganga Aarti at Dasashwamedh Ghat. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 03: Varanasi city tour Early morning proceed for Pind Daan at river Ganga (optional) and visit the most religious Kashi Vishwanath temple, Annapurna temple, Vishalakshi and Kaal Bhairav temple. After Lunch visit the Durga temple, Sankat Mochan (Hanuman temple) , Manas Mandir, BHU. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 04: Varanasi - Prayagraj (130 km 3 Hrs) – Ayodhya (150Km/3.5 Hrs)

After breakfast proceed to Prayagraj and visit Sangam (the meeting of Ganges, Yamuna and legendry Saraswati. Later visit Hanuman Temple, Patal Puri, AkshayVat and Anand Bhavan and drive to Ayodhya. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 05: Ayodhya –Lucknow departure    

After breakfast visit Ram Janam Bhumi, Hanuman Garhi, Ram Janam Bhumi Karyashala, Kanak bahwan, Sita rasoi and Saruy ghat later drive to Lucknow for departure

Tour Ends….

Varanasi, the city of Lord Shiva, they witnessed the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, explored ancient temples, and embraced the spiritual aura of Kashi. In Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Ram, they stood in awe before the newly inaugurated Ram Janmabhoomi temple, experiencing the deep-rooted faith that has shaped this sacred land.

For those who chose to extend their journey to Gaya, the experience was one of deep reverence, as they paid homage at the Vishnupad Temple and performed the traditional Pind Daan rituals for their ancestors and then proceed to Bodhgaya ( the place where Buddha got enligthment) visited Mahabodhi temple and Bodhi Vruksha tree. .

As part of the journey, our travelers also visited Sarnath, the sacred site where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon after attaining enlightenment. Walking through the ancient ruins of Dhamek Stupa and the Ashokan Pillar, they experienced the serene atmosphere that has drawn seekers of wisdom for centuries. The visit to Sarnath offered a unique contrast—blending Hindu and Buddhist spirituality, enriching the overall pilgrimage experience.

This journey wasn’t just about travel—it was a pilgrimage of faith, transformation, and spiritual awakening. Through this article, we bring you the experiences of our dedicated tour team, the wisdom of our expert guides, and the heartfelt reflections of the travelers who embarked on this sacred odyssey with us.

Varanasi, the city of Lord Shiva, they witnessed the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, explored ancient temples, and embraced the spiritual aura of Kashi. In Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Ram, they stood in awe before the newly inaugurated Ram Janmabhoomi temple, experiencing the deep-rooted faith that has shaped this sacred land.

For those who chose to extend their journey to Gaya, the experience was one of deep reverence, as they paid homage at the Vishnupad Temple and performed the traditional Pind Daan rituals for their ancestors and then proceed to Bodhgaya ( the place where Buddha got enligthment) visited Mahabodhi temple and Bodhi Vruksha tree. .

As part of the journey, our travelers also visited Sarnath, the sacred site where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon after attaining enlightenment. Walking through the ancient ruins of Dhamek Stupa and the Ashokan Pillar, they experienced the serene atmosphere that has drawn seekers of wisdom for centuries. The visit to Sarnath offered a unique contrast—blending Hindu and Buddhist spirituality, enriching the overall pilgrimage experience.

This journey wasn’t just about travel—it was a pilgrimage of faith, transformation, and spiritual awakening. Through this article, we bring you the experiences of our dedicated tour team, the wisdom of our expert guides, and the heartfelt reflections of the travelers who embarked on this sacred odyssey with us.