Varanasi Tour Packages

Step into the divine rhythm of Varanasi, where faith, culture, and timeless beauty blend. Our Varanasi pilgrimage packages guide you through the most sacred and mesmerizing landmarks that define India's spiritual capital. Each stop on your Kashi tour package is carefully curated to ensure comfort, insight, and a genuine connection to the city's eternal soul.

• Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple : At the heart of Kashi stands the sacred Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple, one of the twelve revered Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva. Its golden spire gleams over the holy city, symbolizing purity and liberation. Visiting this temple is the spiritual core of every Varanasi temple tour, offering an intimate encounter with faith, energy, and enlightenment. The Kashi Vishwanath Corridor that connects the temple to the ghat on Ganges is another major attraction of the temple.
• Dashashwamedh Ghat : As the city’s most vibrant riverfront and a popular tourist attraction, Dashashwamedh Ghat is eternally sanctified. Legend says Lord Brahma performed a great sacrifice here. Attending the grand evening Ganga Aarti here is a dazzling display of devotion and fire, offering a truly transformative experience.
• Assi Ghat : At the confluence of the Ganga and Assi rivers, this peaceful site marks the beginning of spiritual life in Varanasi. A must-visit place in Kashi Varanasi, it’s ideal for witnessing quiet sunrise rituals and meditation. Our Varanasi packages often include early morning boat rides from this ghat, offering serene views, chanting priests, and the gentle glow of the first light. This experience beautifully begins your spiritual journey in Kashi.
• Manikarnika Ghat : The sacred "Burning Ghat" represents the heart of Kashi tourism. Priests perform cremation ceremonies here continuously, symbolizing life's eternal cycle and the soul's release from rebirth. A humbling experience that completes the spiritual narrative of your Varanasi Kashi pilgrimage tour packages. It is an emotional yet essential stop on the path to moksha.
• Sarnath : Located just a short drive from the city, Sarnath is one of the best places to visit in Kashi Varanasi for peace and reflection; this sacred site marks where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon after enlightenment. Explore the Dhamek Stupa, serene gardens, and the Sarnath Museum, combining the spiritual essence of Hinduism and Buddhism in a single journey and offering a calm, contemplative experience.
• Tulsi Manas Temple : Dedicated to Lord Rama, the Tulsi Manas Temple is among the most revered stops on any Varanasi temple tour. Built where it is believed Saint Tulsidas composed the Ramcharitmanas, the temple has marble walls that are inscribed with verses from the epic.
• Bharat Mata Temple : Unlike traditional temples, the Bharat Mata Mandir honors Mother India instead of a deity. It features a remarkable marble relief map of undivided India, symbolizing unity and national pride. This temple adds a unique aspect to religious tourism in Varanasi, combining spirituality with patriotism.
• Ramnagar Fort and Museum : Standing majestically on the banks of the Ganga, Ramnagar Fort is a striking example of Mughal-era architecture. Once the royal residence of the Kashi Naresh (king), it now houses a museum displaying antique weapons, royal palanquins, and vintage cars. During the Dev Deepawali Festival in Kashi, the fort shines as a spectacle of lights and culture.
• Alamgir Mosque : Built by Emperor Aurangzeb, the Alamgir Mosque is an architectural wonder overlooking the Ganga. It showcases a fascinating blend of Mughal and Hindu temple design and is said to rest on the site of a demolished Vishnu temple. This monument reveals Varanasi's complex cultural layers, making it one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. Its riverside view and peaceful atmosphere make it a striking spot on your Kashi Varanasi sightseeing tour.
• Banaras Hindu University (BHU) and New Vishwanath Temple : A modern symbol of faith and knowledge, BHU is home to the stunning New Vishwanath Temple, inspired by the original Kashi Vishwanath shrine. It’s among the must-visit places in Kashi Varanasi for both students of spirituality and architecture lovers. The temple’s marble structure and peaceful surroundings make it a refreshing stop on our Varanasi Kashi pilgrimage tour packages, where devotion and education merge.

Embark on a journey to the heart of Varanasi with our curated experiences. Our Varanasi tourism packages let you glide on sunrise boat rides, attend the divine Ganga Aarti, and explore the sacred ghats, creating unique moments that deepen your devotion and make your tour truly unforgettable.

• Witness the Divine Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat : Experience the soul-stirring ritual of fire, incense, and devotion at Dashashwamedh Ghat. Our Varanasi Kashi pilgrimage tour packages ensure the best seating spots, either along the ghat or on a private boat, for an immersive view of the stunning evening Ganga Aarti. Feel the rhythm of chants and the sacred energy that has echoed for centuries. This magical spectacle captures the city’s essence and becomes an unforgettable spiritual memory.
• Take a Sunrise Boat Ride on the Ganga River : Begin your day with a tranquil sunrise cruise along the holy river. The soft golden light reveals priests performing morning rituals, devotees bathing, and temples mirrored on the calm waters. This peaceful journey blends serenity with devotion, offering a perfect start to your tour and a timeless connection with the city’s spiritual rhythm.
• Explore the Winding Lanes (Galis) and Local Markets : Dive into Varanasi’s vibrant alleys where history, culture, and commerce come together. From Banarasi silk weaving to exquisite handicrafts, our guided tours uncover hidden gems often missed by casual visitors. Taste street food delicacies and interact with artisans speaking the Shekhawati language (local dialect) for a deeper cultural connection.
• Perform Sacred Darshan at Kaal Bhairav Temple : Pay homage to the fierce protector of Kashi, Lord Kaal Bhairav, with an enriching darshan. This spiritual stop deepens your understanding of the city’s divine traditions and is crucial for a complete Kashi pilgrimage tourism experience.
• Experience the Grandeur of the Dev Deepawali Festival (Deepotsav) : Plan your trip around Kartik Purnima to witness the breathtaking Dev Deepawali Festival in Kashi. On this sacred night, all 84 ghats shimmer with millions of diyas, reflecting a celestial glow on the River Ganga. Enjoy a private boat ride or witness the festival from prime viewing spots. The evening’s spiritual aura and visual splendor make it an unforgettable highlight of your journey to Kashi.
• Attend a Classical Music or Ganga Ghats Cultural Performance : Immerse yourself in the soulful music of Varanasi with an evening of traditional songs on the ghats. Skilled musicians perform ragas that echo the city's spiritual rhythm, creating a magical atmosphere as the sun sets over the Ganga. It’s a highlight for anyone seeking a deeper, sensory engagement during their Kashi tour.

• Winter (October–March) : Winter is the best time for visiting Varanasi. The weather is pleasantly cool, perfect for visiting temples, exploring ghats, and taking peaceful boat rides on the Ganga. This season also includes the spectacular Dev Deepawali Festival in Kashi, providing a magical backdrop for your spiritual journey.
• Summer (April–June) : Summers in Varanasi can be extremely hot, with high temperatures making daytime sightseeing difficult. Early mornings and late evenings are the best times to enjoy boat rides or visit temples.
• Monsoon (July–September) : Monsoon brings occasional rain and slightly cooler temperatures, but humidity can be high. While the ghats look lush and beautiful, travel plans may occasionally get disrupted. Short visits during this season can still enchant you.

• By Air : Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport (VNS), located just 25 km from the city center, connects Varanasi with major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata through regular flights.
• By Train : Varanasi Junction is a major railway hub, well-connected to Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and other key cities of India.
• By Road : Varanasi is easily accessible via national highways from nearby cities. NH-44, 27, 19, and 9 are some of the national highways that connect Varanasi to other cities in India. State-run buses, private coaches, and taxis offer reliable options for road travel.