Kashi
The ghats, Ganga aarti and Kashi Vishwanath.
Available to arrange3 to 5 daysBest: Oct to MarQuote on enquiryUttar Pradesh
About Kashi
One of the oldest living cities in the world. Kashi is best met slowly: at sunrise on the ghats, at dusk with the Ganga aarti, and in between with someone who knows the lanes.
Places you will visit
Kashi Vishwanath TempleThe Jyotirlinga at the heart of the old city.
Dashashwamedh GhatHome of the evening Ganga aarti.
Assi GhatQuiet mornings, and the start of the sunrise boat ride.
Sankat Mochan Hanuman TempleA peaceful temple in the south of the city.
Kal Bhairav TempleThe guardian of Kashi, visited before Vishwanath by tradition.
SarnathWhere the Buddha gave his first sermon, a short drive away.
Journeys to Kashi
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Kashi Ganga Aarti weekendFrom Lucknow, 4 days
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Kashi and Sarnath YatraFrom Delhi, 5 days
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Dev Deepawali in KashiFrom Lucknow, 4 days
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Kashi winter yatraFrom Mumbai, 5 days
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An indicative plan
Most journeys to Kashi follow this rhythm. Exact plans differ by departure.
- Day 1
Evening on the Ganga
- Ganga aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, viewed from a spot arranged in advance.
- A quiet walk along the ghat with your host.
- Day 2
Sunrise and the temples
- Sunrise boat ride past the ghats, seated.
- Kashi Vishwanath darshan. Phones are restricted in the inner zone, so we arrange storage first.
- Annapurna and Vishalakshi temples as time allows.
- Day 3
Old Kashi
- Kal Bhairav Temple and a walk through the old lanes with a local storyteller.
- Afternoon rest, then Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple.
- Day 4
Sarnath
- Dhamek Stupa and the deer park, with an optional visit to the museum.
- A slower afternoon at the ghats.
Good to know
- Kashi’s lanes are narrow and busy. If someone in your group finds walking hard, tell us when you book so we can plan assistance.
- Dress modestly, and carry a light shawl or stole.
- Wear comfortable footwear that is easy to remove. Shoes are left outside temples.
- Carry a photo ID and any regular medicines.
- Some temples do not allow phones, cameras or bags inside. We tell you which ones before you go and arrange safe storage.
- Rules, timings and queues change around festivals and during VIP visits. Your Journey Manager checks on the day and adjusts the plan.
Talk to a pilgrimage advisor
Tell us where you want to go and who is travelling. An advisor will call you back, suggest a journey and tell you honestly if it is not right for your group.
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