Arrival at Varanasi Airport or railway station. you will be meet by our Company Representative and transferred to your booked Hotel. Our Representattive cannot enter the baggage collection area. Please make your way towards the exit of the terminal building. where you will see Sacred Varanasi Tour"s Representaive will be waiting to Greet you with a pagging board with your name on it, meet and proceed to Hotel cheack -in then proceed to the sight seeing. called evening aarti ceremony. very colorful and energetic

Guide will pick-up to you then walking the Godowlia bazar it's the main entrance to the old city and a buzzing hub of activity. Traditional shops selling puja (prayer) items, spices and typical mouth watering street food. A narrow historical lane leading to the kashi vishwanath lanes. Where can enjoy a hot chai from a local vendor in a kilhad (clay cup) walk through the local market towards the river. Walking the bazar old town ending at the ghat is the most authentic way to feel real varanasi _ a blend of chaos and calm, death and devotion, past and present. To keep your camera ready, but be discreet and respectful, especially around people and shrines.

The evening Ganga Aarti in varanasi is a profound spiritual event that holds deep cultural and religious significance. It takes place every evening on the bank of the River Ganga at Dashaswamedh Ghat and involves a complex, synchronized performance by a group of priests. The Ganga Aarti is a ritual of worship dedicated to lord Shica and the River Ganga. It symbolizes the l8fe hivin and purifying power of the Ganga, as well as the eternal cycle of birth, life, and death. The Aarti is performed by seven priest everyday after the sun set. With fire(lamp) incense, flowers, and ghee. Which are offered to the river while chanting mantras. Best place to attain the Aarti ceremony from the roof top from where will have the best view no disturbance by hawkers, baggers, no hustle bustle becouse every day more the eight thousands people enjoy the ceremony. It is really very colorful and energetic.

Manikarnika Ghat, the revered 'Burnt Ghat', stands as a poignant testament to the eternal cycle of life and death, where the sacred Ganges bears witness to the final farewell of mortal souls. Amidst the swirling eddies of the river's dark waters, the ghat's ancient stone steps, worn smooth by the whispers of the departed, seem to whisper secrets of the ages. As pyres blaze like fiery beacons, casting a golden glow on the somber faces of the mourners, the air is heavy with the sweet scent of sandalwood, the soft chanting of mantras, and the haunting lament of the conch shells. In this hallowed space, where the veil between the worlds is at its thinnest, the cosmos converges to bid farewell to the departed, and the soul is reminded of the impermanence that binds us all.

Built in 1936 by Bir Singh Patel, it's the only temple dedicated to Mother India. Instead of idols, the temple has a large marble relief map of undivided India(pre-1947). People visit to pay respects to india's greatness.

Sankat Mochan means reliever of troubles and this temple is famous for Hanuman. The temple was established in the early 16th century by saint-poet Goswami Tulsidas(composer of Ramcharitramanas and Hanuman Chalisa). Hanuman is famous from Ramayana(helped Rama). Hanuman is famous for the diety, devotion, strengths and loyality.