Duration: 2 Days

Destinations Covered: Varanasi Sightseeing - Sarnath

Overview

Take a romantic boat ride on the silent water of Ganges in Varanasi. Observe the natives performing their daily activities alongside River Ganga. Watch people performing various rituals and witness the grand aarti on the Ghats. Pay a visit to the place where Buddha delivered his first sermon in Sarnath. Be in the holy land of Varanasi to experience ultimate spirituality and attain peace. This 2 Days trip to Varanasi will take you through the major attractions of Varanasi city

Trip Highlights

• Visit Dhamek Stupa, Chaukhandi Stupa and Mulagadha Kuti Vihar in Sarnath
• Enjoy the grand Aarti Ceremony at River Bank
• Enjoy the Boat Ride at holy river Ganga
• Take a walk in the street of Varanasi
• Explore the temples of Varanasi

Itinerary Details

• expand_more Day 01: Arrival Varanasi - Sightseeing Temple - Sarnath
  You will get a warm welcome from our official at the Airport or Railway Station, who will accompany you to the hotel, booked for you. You will get all your tour related papers and a short description about the tour from him.
  
  You will move towards Sarnath post lunch to get the glimpses of Buddhist monuments and edifices covering Dhamek Stupa, Chaukhandi Stupa, Sarnath Museum and Mulagadha Kuti Vihar.
  
  In the evening, witness the major attraction of Varanasi - The grand Aarti ceremony performed by several priests on the banks of River Ganges. You will get to hear the majestic blended sound of Sanskrit mantras, drums, bells and cymbals. Stay overnight at Hotel.
• expand_more Day 02: Boat across the Ganges - Street of Varanasi - Departure
  In the early morning, enjoy boat ride across the river Ganges. Visit the numerous temples alongside river Ganga and get a closer view of Hinduism being in Varanasi. Observe the daily life of the natives.
  
  Take a walk in the narrow street of Varanasi (Old Varanasi). Also visit Kashi Vishwanath temple (or Golden Temple).
  
  After enjoying your trip, our executive will accompany you to the airport from where you will board your flight for onward journey.
  Note: People of other religion are restricted to enter the temple, only Hindus can enter.