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Two sacred cities

Prayagraj, Varanasi & Sarnath

Combine the Sangam with Kashi’s temples, riverside experiences and the Buddhist heritage of Sarnath.

4 days / 3 nightsPrayagraj → Varanasi → Sarnath

Your indicative itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Arrive in Prayagraj and settle in. Visit the Sangam according to arrival time and river conditions.

  2. Day 2

    Visit selected Prayagraj sights before travelling to Varanasi. Keep the evening flexible.

  3. Day 3

    Plan Kashi Vishwanath darshan under the temple’s current rules, with time for the ghats and an optional aarti experience.

  4. Day 4

    Visit Sarnath if departure timings allow, then transfer for your onward journey. Add a night for a slower pace.

Aarti, boat trips and temple bookings are separate arrangements confirmed in your quote.

Plan the details

What can the quote include?

Request pickup and departure transfers, accommodation, an agreed vehicle plan, local visits and coordination. Each included service will be listed in your written quote.

What is not automatically included?

Flights or trains, entry tickets, boats, official temple bookings, priest fees, puja materials, meals and personal expenses are not included unless explicitly listed. Ask for each required item.

Which hotels and vehicles will be used?

Options depend on your dates, group size, luggage and preferred category. The property, room plan, vehicle type and service limits are agreed before booking.

Can the itinerary be adapted?

Yes. Share walking needs, language, dietary preferences and rest requirements. Access and assistance must be checked for each location.

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