Varanasi Prayagraj Ayodhya Pilgrimage Tour

On arrival at Varanasi airport/ railway station, you will be greeted, received & assisted by our representative. He will meet you at the exit holding a paging board with your name printed on it. You will subsequently be transferred to the hotel.

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Late afternoon / early evening, you will be taken to Dashashwamedh Ghat of Varanasi where magnanimous Ganga Aarti ceremony takes place.

The Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat in Varanasi is a mesmerizing ritual held every evening, attracting devotees and tourists alike. As priests dressed in traditional attire perform synchronized rituals with lamps, incense, and chants, the riverbank transforms into a spiritual spectacle. The rhythmic sounds of bells and the glowing diyas floating on the Ganges create an ethereal atmosphere, offering a profound experience that reflects the city's deep spiritual heritage.

Having witnessed mesmerizing Ganga Worship Ceremony, return to Varanasi hotel for overnight stay.

Begin your day in Varanasi with an early morning visit to the ghats, where a serene boat ride along the Ganga reveals the city's spiritual essence. The ghats, stretching over seven kilometres, are the heart of Varanasi, with stone steps leading down to the sacred river. After the boat ride, take a holy dip in the Ganges and visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, a significant Shiva shrine rebuilt by Rani Ahilyabai of Indore in 1776, adorned with 800 kg of gold plating. Nearby, explore other sacred temples, including the Annapurna Devi Temple , Sakshi Vinayak Temple, and Shani Dev Temple. Afterward, return to your hotel for breakfast and relaxation. Later, visit prominent Varanasi temples such as Sankat Mochan, Durga, Tulsi Manas, and the New Vishwanath Temple at BHU.

In the late afternoon, depart for Prayagraj, a city steeped in religious and historical significance, where you'll spend the evening at leisure.

After breakfast, head to the Triveni Sangam where the sacred rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati converge. Take a boat to the exact confluence, where the distinct colors of the Ganga and Yamuna meet, creating a mesmerizing sight. Here, you can take a holy dip and perform rituals. Afterward, visit nearby temples, including the underground Patalpuri Temple within Allahabad Fort, which houses the revered Akshayavat and Saraswati Koop. The Akshayavat, a sacred banyan tree, is believed to absolve sins, while the temple is noted for its connection to Lord Ram and ancient travelers. Visit the Bade Hanuman Ji Temple, known for its underground idol, and the Nag Vasuki Temple, dedicated to the Snake God and associated with the 'Kaal Sarpa Dosha'. Also, see the site of the ancient Bharadwaj Ashram, a significant centre of learning in Ram's time.

After lunch, depart for Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Ram and one of India's seven sacred cities, arriving in the evening for an overnight stay.

Early in the morning, visit the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya for a ‘darshan’ of Shri Ram. The temple, a symbol of deep cultural and religious significance, marks the birthplace of Lord Ram and fulfills a centuries-old aspiration of Hindus, reinforcing Ayodhya’s status as a sacred pilgrimage site. After the divine ‘darshan’, return to the hotel for breakfast.

Post-breakfast, check out and visit prominent sites like Hanuman Garhi and Kanak Bhawan. Hanuman Garhi, an important worship site, features a statue of Mata Anjani with Bal Hanuman. The temple is believed to have housed Hanuman in a cave where he protected Ramkot. Nearby, visit the Kanak Bhawan Temple, believed to be a gift from Kaikeyi to Ram and Sita, featuring idols adorned with gold crowns.

After exploring Ayodhya, you will be transferred to Maharishi Valmiki International Airport for your journey towards onward destination.