Arrival & Check-in
Arrive in Varanasi, check into heritage accommodation, and receive traditional welcome with sacred tilaka blessing.
Immerse yourself in the spiritual heart of India with our captivating 3-day Varanasi heritage and Ganga aarti tour. Known as the oldest living city in the world, Varanasi offers an extraordinary blend of ancient traditions, sacred rituals, and timeless spirituality. Experience the mesmerizing Ganga aarti ceremonies, explore historic temples, witness life and death rituals along the ghats, and discover the profound cultural heritage that has made Varanasi a beacon of Hindu civilization for over 3,000 years.
Heritage guide
2 nights accommodation
Daily breakfast
Boat rides on Ganges
Aarti ceremony access
Local transportation
Train/flight tickets
India visa fees
Lunch and dinner
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Arrive in Varanasi, check into heritage accommodation, and receive traditional welcome with sacred tilaka blessing.
Visit the golden temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and most sacred Hindu shrines.
Explore the ancient ghats along the Ganges, witnessing daily life, rituals, and the timeless spiritual atmosphere.
Experience the spectacular evening Ganga aarti ceremony with fire rituals, chanting, and divine atmosphere.
Magical sunrise boat ride on the Ganges, witnessing morning prayers, bathing rituals, and the awakening city.
Visit the main cremation ghat, understanding Hindu beliefs about life, death, and the cycle of rebirth.
Explore where Buddha gave his first sermon, visiting stupas, museum, and the Dhamek Stupa.
Visit the prestigious university campus and the beautiful Vishwanath Temple within the campus.
Peaceful meditation session by the Ganges, connecting with the spiritual energy of this sacred city.
Visit traditional Banarasi silk weaving centers, witnessing the creation of world-famous silk sarees.
Explore vibrant local markets for Banarasi silk, brass items, spiritual books, and traditional crafts.
Final blessings, check-out, and departure with profound memories of Varanasi's spiritual heritage.