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3N/4D Varanasi & Prayagraj Yatra

Varanasi & Prayagraj · 3 nights / 4 days · India

From ₹12,900 per person

A 3-night and 4-day spiritual pilgrimage connecting Varanasi, the sacred city of Lord Shiva, with Prayagraj and the holy Triveni Sangam. The journey includes Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga darshan, the Ganga Aarti, major temples of Varanasi and sacred rituals at Prayagraj.

Where the nights are

Varanasi (2N) → Prayagraj (1N)

Day by day

  1. Day 1 — Arrival in Varanasi & Evening Ganga Aarti

    Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the profound spiritual ambiance of this timeless city. As evening falls, make your way to Dashashwamedh Ghat to witness the mesmerizing Ganga Sewa Nidhi Aarti, a vibrant and captivating ceremony that celebrates the sacred Ganges River. Varanasi, steeped in Hindu mythology, is regarded as a city of moksha, or liberation, offering a unique spiritual experience. Conclude your day with an overnight stay in Varanasi, embracing the city's deep-rooted cultural and spiritual heritage. - Kashi Vishwanath Temple In the year 1785 a Naubatkhana was built up in front of the Temple by the then Collector Mohd. Ibrahim Khan at the instance of Governor General Warren Hastings. In 1839, The two domes of the Temple were covered by gold donated by Punjab Kesari Maharaja Ranjeet Singh. Third dome still remains uncovered, Ministry of culture & Religious affairs of U.P. Govt. is taking keen interest for gold plating of third dome of Temple. Also known as the Golden Temple, temple for its striking spire - plated in some 800 kilograms of pure gold. Varanasi is Said to be the point at which the first jyotirlinga, the fiery pillar of light by which shiva manifested has supremacy over others gods, broke through the Earth's crust and flared towards the heavens. There is popular belief that Lord Shiva actually stayed here for some time. It is said the when news reached of Aurangzeb's plans to destroy the temple, the idol of Shiva was hidden in a well to protect it from the destruction. The well, called the "well of wisdom", still stands there between the mosque and the temple.

    Overnight: Varanasi

  2. Day 2 — Varanasi Temple Tour & Cultural Exploration

    Begin your day with a morning tour of Varanasi's revered temples, each offering a glimpse into the city's profound spiritual heritage. Visit Assi Ghat along with other prominent ghats, witnessing the daily life and rituals along the sacred Ganges River. Dive into Varanasi's vibrant markets, renowned for their exquisite silk and handcrafted items, capturing the essence of local artistry and culture. As the day comes to a close, settle in for an overnight stay in Varanasi, reflecting on the rich experiences and discoveries of the day. - Annapurna Temple Triveni Sangam is the convergence of river Ganges, Yamuna, and Parvati stole her fair complexion (Gauri form). She asked Shiva for his help to reacquire her Gauri form. Shiva asked her to donate anna (food) in Varanasi. Hence, she took the form of Annapurna (the goddess of food) with a golden pot and ladle, and donated food in Varanasi. - Kaal Bhairav Mandir Kaal Bhairav Mandir (Hindi: काल भैरव मंदिर) is one of the oldest Shiva temples in Varanasi, India. Situated in Bharonath, Vishweshwarganj (Varanasi), this temple has great historical and cultural importance in Hinduism; especially amongst the locals. - Bindu Madhav Temple According to a saga in Kashi Khand (mentioned in Kashi Vishnu Yatra) when Lord Vishnu evicted King Divodasa from his Kingdom he established himself in the form of Adi Keshav at Padodak teerth. Thereafter, Lord Vishnu when reached Panchnad Teerth he got infatuated with the glory of Kashi. - Tulsi Manas Temple One of the famous Hindu epics, Ramayan was originally written in Sanskrit language by Sanskrit poet Valmiki between 500 and 100 BC. Being in Sanskrit language, this epic was not accessible to and understood by masses. - Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple Besides the Assi river stream, on the way of Durga Temple to Banaras Hindu Temple this well known temple of Lord Hanuman is situated. This temple is founded by Goswami Tulsidas. This temple is also known as "Monkey" temple, as lot of monkeys are there inside the premises. Uniqueness of temple one can notice themselves once entered to temple. There is abundance of monkeys. On Hanuman Jayanti which comes in month of April one big procession is taken out. Devotees in disguise of Lord Hanuman perform all the acts related to legends of Lord Hanuman. - Ganga Aarti Out of the all spiritual places in Varanasi, you must visit Dashashwamedh Ghat for Ganga Aarti and Assi Ghat for Subah-E-Banaras. At Dashashwamedh ghat, one moment there's hustle-bustle about finding the perfect place to watch the aarti, and the other moment the entire city falls silent when a shankh (conch) is blown. The shankh heralds that the aarti is beginning and it draws everyone's attention. Since the Ganga aarti of Banaras is for the River Ganga, a statue of Goddess Ganga is placed in the centre at one of the many raised platforms.

    Overnight: Varanasi

  3. Day 3 — Varanasi — Prayagraj & Triveni Sangam

    Today immerse yourself in the sacred atmosphere as you embark on a journey from Varanasi to Prayagraj & visit the Sangam Triveni, where the Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers meet, offering a moment of profound spiritual significance. Explore the iconic landmarks of Allahabad, including the majestic Allahabad Fort and the historic Anand Bhavan, each holding tales of bygone eras and significant events in India's history. As the evening unfolds, soak in the cultural heritage and architectural marvels that grace the cityscape before retiring for the night in Prayagraj, where the essence of spirituality and history intertwine seamlessly. - Shringverpur • Shringverpur is a village in Lucknow that is 35kms from Prayagraj. • It is the capital of the kingdom Nishadraj also known to have been the place of residence of Shringi Rishi. • This is one of the places where Lord Rama stayed for a night during his exile. - Triveni Sangam Triveni Sangam is the convergence of river Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati. Located in Prayagraj, 174 kilometers away from our previous destination Ayodhya. Yamuna and Ganga can be recognized through their different colors - the Yamuna is greenish in color and the water of Ganges is clear white while Saraswati is known to be invisible. The auspiciousness of this Sangam is mentioned in the Rigveda, which says "Those who bathe at the place where the two rivers, white and dark, flow together, rise up to heaven. - Veni Madhav Temple The Veni Madhav Temple, one of the 12 temples of Lord Madhav (Dwadasha Madhav temples) is situated in Prayag. It is located in Daraganj. This is a Shaligram Vigraha that is mentioned in various Puranas and was also visited by Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. - Bade Hanuman Temple The Hanuman temple, also known as Lete Hanuman Mandir houses the huge Hanuman deity. This is the only Hanuman temple in which the deity is in a reclining position. It is said that the water of the Ganges first touches Lord Hanuman and then flows down. The entry of water into the temple brings welfare to Prayag. - Akshayat Akshayvat in Prayagraj is a sacred banyan tree located at the Prayagraj fort. It stands on the banks of river Yamuna, next to the sangam. As per the Valmiki Ramayana when Lord Rama visited Bhadwaja Muni's ashram, the sage had told Lord Rama that if he sees Akshayvat tree in prayagraj on his way to chitrakoot, he can be assured that he is on the right path.

    Overnight: Prayagraj

  4. Day 4 — Prayagraj Morning Rituals & Departure

    After breakfast, depart to Railway Station or Airport and proceed to your home destination as per your schedule. Time to wish you all the best for your glorious and spiritual life. May God Bless You all spiritually advancement with great peace and super health.

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