6 Nights / 7 Days
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Varanasi is said to be the oldest surviving city of the world. Varanasi is also called Kashi or Benaras. Being the most venerated pilgrimage place in Hindu religion, Varanasi is said to be a museum of temples. Also called the city of temples, Varanasi is home to about 2,000 temples. People from all parts of India as well as the world come to Varanasi to visit these temples, making the holy temples of Varanasi amongst the most visited temples in India. Many important and famous temples are located at Ganga Ghats (river front), adding to the religious value of the holy river, Ganges.
Most of the temples that are located on the Ganga Ghats are old and date back to the medieval period. According to legends the first Shiva Jyotirlinga, the fiery pillar of light, came through the earth here and flared into the sky. Therefore Varanasi is also called Kashi, "the City of Light." The Kashi Vishwanath temple, located near the Ganga Ghats, is the most famous and important temple of Varanasi. In this temple resides the guardian of the holy city, Lord Shiva. Other important temples of Varanasi are the new Vishwanath temple, the Sankat Mochan temple, the Durga temple, the Kal Bhairav temple and the Mrityunjaya temple.
Two oldest cities in India that serve as the center for the Hindu religion are Varanasi and Allahabad, both located in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The Hindu mythology has a lot to do with these locations; further the presence of the River Ganga makes them all the more sacred for the Hindu pilgrims. You can simply indulge yourself in this spiritual journey through the package, Varanasi - Allahabad tour. The duration of the package is 3 days - 2 nights, it will take you around all the important sites and attractions the places have to offer.
Allahabad, recognized for hosting the largest and grandest Hindu pilgrimage festival, is actually more than that. The city is usually known as Allahabad but the original nameswere “Prayag” or “Kaushambi”. This important destination in Uttar Pradesh has seen days of political, cultural and administrative influence from the time when it was the capital of Kuru rulers of Hastinapur, so you see Allahabad’s rich history does hold a power to captivate tourists on their visit. The city is popular as a venue for Kumbh Mela and for housing edifices like the Allahabad Fort, Allahabad University, and Anand Bhawan which is the ancestral home of the Nehru Family. In fact, the city is not just the home of the Nehru family but 13 other Prime Ministers of India! Interesting, right? Read the blog and you’d inculcate more interest in visiting Allahabad because I am packing this write-up with the very best of the city so that you do not miss anything worth experiencing.
A soil of enlightenment, Gaya is a significant pilgrimage place steeped in great history. Equally important for Hindus as well as Buddhist, oodles of folks wish to understand, pursue and gather more information about Buddhism to bring harmony and peacefulness in their lives. This charming site is nestled on the banks of holy River Phalgu in the beautiful state of Bihar. It is a ritual site and renowned for Pind Daan. Hindu devotees from all across the world pay a visit to this consecrated place to carry out Pind Daan pooja for the liberation of the souls of their relatives. Gotten its name from the demon Gayasur, it is certainly a striking city enveloped by temple-crowned mountains. Its great inviolability, magnificent history and splendid appeal make it a must visit destination for any nature lover.
Ayodhya, commonly considered as the homeland of Rama, is a place that attracts visitors from all over. Many pilgrims also come here to search for heavenly delights. So, you can also chalk out your itinerary and embark on Tours to Ayodhya. If you wish to get the best possible stages of delight from your Tours to Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India, it would be a good idea to guide yourself for one of the Ayodhya Journey Offers which fits your price range as well as choices. This Ayodhya Temple Tour would take you on a vacation around the place in touching base at the important sites of tourist interest. However, before you work your mind on the problem of How to Achieve Ayodhya, understanding a little about the Reputation of Ayodhya would be a sensible decision.On your Tours of Ayodhya, make sure to pay a visit to the Tourist Destinations in Ayodhya. Apart from the temples of this area, you can also stop over at the museums and typical monuments of the location. Once you have completed seeing the key attractions of Ayodhya, you may go further on some Adventures from Ayodhya. Kushinagar and Faizabad are a few of those locations where you may visit during one of these excursions.
Package Include-:
• Cost as per Mentioned Itinerary only.
• Commercial vehicle which Includes all Tax, Toll tax, Parking, Driver night charges
• Pickup and Drop to/from Railway station/Airport
• Hotel as per selected above with CP plan (Twin sharing room with Complimentary Breakfast)
• One Boat ride for about 45 min which covers all major Ghats of Varanasi ( At time of morning sunrise / evening sunset).
Package Exclude-:
• Any personal expenditure like tip, Pooja etc.
• Any other boat ride, Guide charges
• Any Entrance Ticket
• Any Train/Flight Ticket
• GST as 5 % ( As per Indian government norms)
Note:
• Any deviation in itinerary will change the above proposed cost.
• For 3,5,7,9… pax(Odd number) - One room will be triple sharing
• Child below 5 is complimentary
• Children from 6-12 will be charged 70% of adult cost and Room will be shared by an existing room with an extra bed.
• Children of 12 + are treated as adults.
Day 01:Varanasi Arrivals + Ganga Aarti
Pickup from Airport/Railway station and check in to the Hotel. In the evening, get ready to experience one of the most memorable moments of your life, as you will be taken to the River Ganges. Enjoy Ganga Aarti. Get a glimpse of the spiritualism at the Ganga Ghats (river front).Can enjoy the Ganga Aarti on Boat (optional and at your own cost). Night stay at Hotel in Varanasi.
Day 02: Varanasi – Morning Boat Ride – Sarnath (15 KM 0.5 hr) - Temple Tour
Early in the morning, we will be taken for a boat ride on the Ganges. It is a mystical and spiritual experience as you watch people offering water to the Sun God and devotees taking holy dip in the Ganges. We will visit all the famous Ghats of Varanasi via boat. Later visit the most religious Kashi Vishwanath temple, Annapurna Temple, the Bharat Mata temple, Sankat Mochan(Hanuman temple), Manas Mandir, BHU. Come back to the hotel for breakfast.
Later in noon, we will be taken for an excursion to Sarnath. Sarnath is the place where Buddha delivered his first sermon to his disciples. The attractions at Sarnath are the Buddha temples, the Dhamekha stupa, Chaukhandi stupa and the archaeological museum.
In the evening, have leisure time for shopping in Varanasi (optional and on your own). Night stay at Hotel in Varanasi.
Day 03: Varanasi – Bodhgaya (300 Kms 6 Hrs)
After Breakfast transfer to Bodhgaya Check in Hotel. Later Visit Lord Buddha Temple (Maha Bodhi temple), Bodhi Tree, Buddha Statue Covers other sightseeing places Sita Kund, Janki temple and Overnight stay at Hotel in Bodhgaya.
Day 04: Bodhgaya-Gaya-Varanasi (300 Kms 6 Hrs)
After Breakfast transfer to Gaya (12 Kms).Visit Vishnu Temples, Vishnupad Temple is sacred among Hindus and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. According to believers and religious texts, the footprints inside the temple are those of Lord Vishnu. Visit the Japanese Temple, Chinese Temple, Tibetan Temple, Phalguna River and drive to Varanasi. Overnight stay at Hotel in Varanasi.
Day 05: Varanasi- Ayodhya (250KM - 5 hrs)
After early breakfast, we proceed to Ajodhya. Full day sightseeing of Ayodhya city. Ayodhya - a very holy city and is an important pilgrimage site. Lord Rama was born and had many of his pastimes here. It is said to have once had a perimeter of 96 miles and was the capital of Kosala. It is on the banks of the Gogra (Ghaghara or Saryu) River , bathing in which is supposed to destroy even the sin of killing a Brahmin. On the right bank of the river Ghagra or Saryu, as it is called within sacred precincts, stands the holy city of Ayodhya, believed to be the birth place of lord Rama, the seventh incarnation of lord Vishnu. Ayodhya during ancient times was known as Kosaldesa. The Atharvaveda describes it as "a city built by gods and being as prosperous as paradise itself". The illustrious Ikshvaku of the solar clan (suryavamsha) was the ruling dynasty of this region. Ayodhya is pre-eminently a city of temples yet, all the places of worship here are not only of Hindu religion. At Ayodhya several religions have grown and prospered simultaneously and also at different periods of time in the past. Remnants of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islam can still be found in Ayodhya. According to Jain belief, five tirthankaras were born at Ayodhya, including Adinath (Rishabhadeva), the 1st tirthankar. Night stay in a Hotel in Ayodhya.
Summary :
1. Lord Rama birth place
2. Saryu River bathing
Day 06: Ayodhya- Allahabad (200KM - 4 hrs)
After breakfast , we drove to Allahabad. Check-in to Hotel have lunch and then proceed to see the Sangam (Meeting point) of the three rivers - Ganga, Yamuna & Saraswati. Sangam - overlooked by the eastern ramparts of the fort, wide flood plains and muddy banks protrude towards the sacred Sangam. At the point at which the brown Ganges meets the Greenish Yamuna, pandas (priests) perch on small platforms to perform puja and assist the devout in their ritual ablutions in the shallow waters. Covers other spots in Allahabad like Hanuman Temple, Anand Bhavan - one of the country’s best-running museums in memory of Jawahar Lal Nehru. Swaraj Bhawan -the house where the former Prime Minister of India Mrs. Indira Gandhi was born . Night stay at Allahabad.
Note : Have option to come back to Varanasi by boat (Sailing tour)
Summary :
1. Sangan bath
2. Hanuman Temple
3. Anand Bhavan, Swaraj Bhavan
Day 07: Allahabad – drop to Allahabad/Varanasi
After Breakfast, I have leisure time in the morning. Later drop to the airport/Railway station with a pleasant memory of a holy trip.
Summary :
1. Drop to Airport.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q: How to travel Ayodhya from Varanasi?
Ans: Distance between Ayodhya from Varanasi is 4 hr 30 min (219 km) via NH731 and NH 330.
♦ The cheapest way to arrive at from Varanasi to Ayodhya is board a train to Ayodhya which takes about 4 to 5 hrs.
♦ The fastest and recommended way to reach Ayodhya from Varanasi is train to Ayodhya and takes 3h 42m.
A full-day tour would be enough to explore the best of Ayodhya. You can cover major attractions including Ramjanma Bhoomi, Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan, Nageshwarnath Temple, and more.
Q: Which train station is from Varanasi to Ayodhya Dham Ram Mandir?
Ans: Varanasi Junction (BSB) and Ayodhya Dham Junction (AY). Ayodhya Dham Junction is the new name of Ayodhya Junction.
Q: Which trains are available between Varanasi (BSB) Ayodhya Dham (AY)?
Ans: Avilable trains are ⇔ 13151 Jammu Tawi Express ⇔ 13307 Ganga Sutlej Express ⇔ 13009 Doon Express ⇔ 14213 Bahraich Intercity Express ⇔ 22345 Gomti Nagar Vande Bharat Express ⇔ 19168 Ahmedabad Sabarmati Express ⇔ 14235 Bareilly Express ⇔ 15053 Lucknow Jn. Express ⇔ 13237 Patna - Kota Express. Tourists may check more details with us before going from varanasi to ayodhya by train.
Q: Which railway station is near to Ram Mandir Ayodhya?
Ans: Ayodhya Dham Railway station to Ram mandir Distance is only 1.2 km by via Kalyan Singh Road. Ayodhya Ram Mandir Nearest Railway Station: Ayodhya Dham Junction. It is well connected to major cities in India.
Q: What is special in Ayodhya?
Ans: Ayodhya is one of the most religious spots in India. This is the hometown of Lord Ram and hence, holds nice holy significance between the devotees of the Hindu religion. This bless city is placed in Uttar Pradesh.
Q: Is Kashi and Varanasi same?
Ans: Varanasi, or Benaras, (also well-known as Kashi) is one of the oldest living cities in the world. Varanasi`s reputation in Hindu mythology is nearly unknown.
Q: How much time required to see Ayodhya?
Ans: A recommended itinerary could be 2 days in Ayodhya, 2-3 days in Varanasi, and 2 days in Allahabad, give you a total of 6-7 days for the tour.
Q: What is famous in Varanasi for eating?
Ans: The famous Varanasi food is something most travelers fall in love with. Be it Kachori sabzi, baati chokha, rabri Jalebi or tamatar chat, almost all famous foods in Varanasi are rare and tasty.
Q: What is special in Varanasi?
Ans: Varanasi is connected with support of spiritualism, mysticism, Sanskrit, yoga and Hindi language and grateful authors such as the most popular novelist Prem Chand and Tulsi Das, the popular saint-poet who wrote Ram Charit Manas.
Q: Is it worth visiting Ayodhya now?
Ans: Many sanctuaries honoring Lord Ram are placed in the town, and so many Hindus believe that going to Ayodhya and praying at these shrines can be helpful. Muslims, who observe the Babri Masjid mosque as a main spiritual spots, importance the town as fine.
Q: What is famous sweet in Varanasi?
Ans: Mainly Varanasi sweets have a milk and ghee base like the Magdal, Sankat Mochan ke Laddoo, Parval Mithai, Kheer Mohan and Launglatika among others. The most famous Ras Malai , Rabari , Kheer Mohan , Gulab Jamun , Raso Gulla (many variants) , Cham-Cham , lal Peda , Raj Bhog , Kheer Kadam , Malai Gillauri , Kaju Barfi etc.
Q: What is the famous drink in Varanasi?
Ans: Today, bhang lassi is still addicted in India, mainly in the divine town of Varanasi. It is a famous beverage between the locals and is most devoured in festivals, weddings, and other religious ceremonies, such as Mahashivaratri.
Q: Where is Ayodhya located?
Ans: Ayodhya, one of the cultural and historical destinations, is located in eastern part of Uttar Pradesh.
Q: What is the importance of Ayodhya?
Ans: Ayodhya is one of the seven holy cities of the Hindus, known in religious scriptures as Saptpuri. It is the place where Lord Ram, seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, was born.
Q: Where is Ram Janmabhoomi?
Ans: Ram Janmabhoomi is in Ayodhya.
Q: What is the controversy about Ram Janmabhoomi Temple?
Ans: Islamic invaders had built a mosque (Babri Masjid) by demolishing Ram Janmasthan Temple about 500 years ago. Hindus fought several battles at several fronts. In 2019, Supreme Court of India ruled in favour of Ram Temple, keeping in view archaeological and historical evidences.
Q: Why to visit Ayodhya?
Ans: One of the pilgrimages, Ayodhya is visited to offer prayers to and have ‘darshan’ of Lord Ram, Goddess Sita and Lord Hanuman in highly revered temples. Holy dip in Saryu is also taken by many pilgrims.
Q: What is the best time to visit Prayagraj?
Ans: The best time to visit Prayagraj is between October and March when the weather is pleasant and suitable for sightseeing.
Q: What are the must-visit attractions in Prayagraj?
Ans: Some must-visit attractions in Prayagraj include the Triveni Sangam, Allahabad Fort, Anand Bhavan, Khusro Bagh, and the All Saints Cathedral.
Q: How can I reach Prayagraj?
Ans: Prayagraj is well-connected by air, rail, and road. The nearest airport is Bamrauli Airport, and the city has its own railway station, Prayagraj Junction, which is connected to major cities in India. Buses and taxis are also available for road travel.
Q: What are the local dishes to try in Prayagraj?
Ans: Some local dishes to try in Prayagraj include Kachori-Sabzi, Chaat, Lassi, and various sweets like Petha and Imarti.
Q: Is Prayagraj safe for solo female travelers?
Ans: Prayagraj is generally safe for solo female travelers, but it is advisable to take standard precautions such as avoiding isolated areas at night, dressing modestly, and keeping your belongings secure.
Q: What should I wear when visiting religious sites in Prayagraj?
Ans: When visiting religious sites in Prayagraj, it is recommended to dress modestly. Women should wear long skirts or pants and cover their shoulders, while men should avoid wearing shorts.
Q: Are there any festivals or events I should plan my visit around?
Ans: One of the most significant events in Prayagraj is the Kumbh Mela, which takes place every 12 years. The Ardh Kumbh Mela occurs every 6 years. Other festivals include Magh Mela, Diwali, and Holi.
Q: What is the local language spoken in Prayagraj?
Ans: The local language spoken in Prayagraj is Hindi. However, English is also understood and spoken by many people, especially in tourist areas.
Q: What are the accommodation options in Prayagraj?
Ans: Prayagraj offers a range of accommodation options, from budget hotels and guesthouses to mid-range hotels and luxury resorts. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Q: Do I need a visa to visit Prayagraj, India?
Ans: Yes, most foreign nationals need a visa to visit India. It is recommended to check the latest visa requirements and apply for a visa before your trip.
Q: What is Bodhgaya?
Ans: Bodhgaya is a small town in the state of Bihar, India. It holds immense significance in Buddhism as it is believed to be the place where Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree.
Q: Why is Bodhgaya important?
Ans: Bodhgaya is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Buddhists worldwide. It marks the spot where Prince Siddhartha attained enlightenment and became the Buddha. It is considered one of the four main pilgrimage sites related to the life of the Buddha.
Q: What are the main attractions in Bodhgaya?
Ans: Mahabodhi Temple: A UNESCO World Heritage site and the main temple complex marking the spot of Buddha's enlightenment.
Bodhi Tree: A descendant of the original tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment.
Great Buddha Statue: A large statue of Buddha in meditation posture near the Mahabodhi Temple.
Dungeshwari Cave: A cave where Buddha is believed to have practiced asceticism before his enlightenment.
Thai Monastery: One of the many monasteries in Bodhgaya built by different countries practicing Buddhism.
Q: When is the best time to visit Bodhgaya?
Ans: The best time to visit Bodhgaya is during the winter months, from October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Summers (April to June) can be extremely hot, and monsoon season (July to September) brings heavy rainfall.
Q: How to reach Bodhgaya?
Ans:
By Air: The nearest airport is Gaya Airport (approximately 10 km away).
By Train: Gaya Junction is the nearest major railway station, about 16 km from Bodhgaya.
By Road: Bodhgaya is well-connected by road to major cities like Patna, Varanasi, and Ranchi.
Q: What are some nearby attractions?
Ans: Nalanda: Famous for its ancient university, a center of learning in ancient India.
Rajgir: An ancient city with historical and religious significance.
Vaishali: An important archaeological site related to both Buddhism and Jainism.
Q: Are there accommodations available in Bodhgaya?
Ans: Yes, Bodhgaya offers a range of accommodations including budget guesthouses, mid-range hotels, and luxury resorts, catering to the needs of pilgrims and tourists.
Q: Is Bodhgaya safe for tourists?
Ans: Bodhgaya is generally safe for tourists. However, like any other destination, it's advisable to take normal precautions regarding personal safety and belongings.
Q: Can I meditate under the Bodhi Tree?
Ans: Yes, visitors are allowed to meditate under the Bodhi Tree, but it's important to maintain silence and respect the environment as it is a place of spiritual significance.
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