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Monday, July 28, 2025

Ganga Aarti Boat ride in Varanasi

 Ganga Aarti Boat ride in Varanasi

Evening Ganga Arti is one of the five rituals performed regularly for the worship of Holy River Ganga in Varanasi . Evening Aarti being the final ritual of the day when thousands of locals and pilgrims gather together to offer their prayers to the Mother Ganges. Evening Ganga Arti is a Hindu religious ritual of worship or we can say a form of puja, in which light from wicks soaked in ghee (purified butter) or camphor is offered to one or more deities.

We will enjoy the Aarti from boat, so that we can have good visual of the rituals being performed. Even we can seer few more adjacent Ghats where Pooja is happening.

 

Evening Boat Ride covers

Starts from Dashashwamedha Ghat / Rajendra prasad Ghat Visit Rana Mahal Ghat , Narad Ghat , Kedar Ghat to Harishchandra Ghat and Return to Manikarnika Ghat and finish at Dashaswemedh Ghat / Rajendra Prasad Ghat .

Pickup : Dashashwamedha Ghat / Rajendra prasad Ghat

Drop : Dashashwamedha Ghat / Rajendra prasad Ghat

Best time to start Evening boat ride in Varanasi

It depends on the season. 6:30 pm is the best time for summers and 05:30 pm for winters.

Summers : 06:30 pm

Winter : 05:30 pm

Duration for Evening Ganga Aarti Boat Ride -

Timing : About 45:00 Minutes

Time of Ganga Arti at Dashashwamedh Ghat

Winter : 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM (approx.)

Summers : 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (approx.)

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The Luxury Alakanda cruise will initially originate from Sant Ravidas Ghat behind Ravidas Park, Nagwa (near to Assi Ghat), Varanasi.









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Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Sawan 2025 in kashi varanasi

 

Sawan 2025 in kashi

Hindus regard the month of 'Sawan', also known as 'Shravan month', as auspicious for worshipping Lord Shiva. Every Monday during this month, devotees observe 'Shravan Somwar' or 'Sawan Somwar', a fast. They also pray to Lord Shiva for his blessing. Many worshippers fast for sixteen Mondays, or 'Solah Somwar', beginning with the first Somwar of the Sawan month. While Mondays are reserved for Lord Shiva, all Tuesdays or Mangalwar in Sawan month are reserved for Goddess Parvati. Fasting on Tuesday during Sawan month is known as 'Mangal Gauri Vrat', according to Drik Panchang. Other auspicious days in Shravan month include Sawan Shivaratri and Hariyali Amavasya.

WHEN IS SAWAN MONTH BEGINNING? 

After about 19 years, the month of Shravan dedicated to Bhagwan Shiva will be celebrated for two months this year, and the main reason for this is 'Malamas'. The month of Shravan or Sawan will begin on July 25, 2025, and end on August 23, 2025.

Malamas, formerly known as 'Adhikmas', is a three-year extra month that falls between the months of February and October.

Sawan Somvar Vrat 2025: 

Solah Somvar Vrat: 

Some devotees continue to fast on Monday even after Sawan. Beginning with the first Somwar (Monday), they fast for the next sixteen Mondays. The sixteen-day fasting period is known as Solah Somwar Vrat. The weekly Monday fast was observed for one day, and food was consumed only once in the evening. Sawan generally observes fasting during the months of July, August, and September.

SIGNIFICANCE OF SAWAN MONTH: 

According to Hindu legend, Lord Shiva consumed the poison that arose from the ocean during the 'Samudra Manthan' and thus saved the world. As a result, his devotees observe the Sawan or Shravan month to pray to the Lord, who always protects and blesses his followers with good health and fortune.

Sawan is the fifth month of the Hindu calendar, falling between July and August. Devotees observe fasts and pray to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati for a peaceful and prosperous life on this special occasion. They also go on 'Kanwar Yatra', where they collect water from holy rivers and carry Kanwars on their shoulders to offer to Shivlingas at nearby temples. Every year, thousands of devout pilgrims make the journey. Furthermore, it is said that the holy water should not be kept on the floor or any other surface until it is offered to Lord Shiva.


Saturday, June 28, 2025

Weekend Getaway to Varanasi kashi

Weekend Getaway to Varanasi

Looking for a quick yet soul-enriching escape this weekend? A weekend getaway to Varanasi, India’s spiritual heart, offers the perfect blend of divine experiences, cultural richness, and timeless beauty. Whether you are planning a short spiritual retreat, a cultural exploration, or a peaceful family trip, Varanasi welcomes you with its centuries-old charm.

In just 2 to 3 days, you can witness the vibrant life along the ghats, attend mesmerizing Ganga Aarti, explore ancient temples, and soak in the essence of India’s oldest living city.

Why Choose Varanasi for a Weekend Trip?

Varanasi, also known as Kashi or Banaras, is one of the most accessible weekend destinations from major cities like Delhi, Lucknow, Patna, Kolkata, and Prayagraj. With good road, rail, and air connectivity, you can arrive Friday night and return Sunday evening, making the most of your weekend.

Here’s why it makes the perfect short escape:

  • Easy access by flight, train, or road

  • Spiritual rejuvenation in a short span

  • Rich cultural and historical experiences

  • Ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers

  • Budget-friendly packages available

Suggested 2-Day Itinerary for a Weekend in Varanasi

Shivakashi Travels offers customized weekend packages for all kinds of travelers. Here is a sample itinerary for a weekend getaway:

Day 1: Arrival and Spiritual Immersion

  • Arrival in Varanasi (morning or night before)

  • Hotel check-in and breakfast

  • Visit to Kashi Vishwanath Temple

  • Walk through the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor

  • Explore Annapurna Temple, Kal Bhairav Temple

  • Lunch at a local restaurant

  • Visit Sarnath (Buddhist heritage site, museum, and stupa)

  • Attend Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat in the evening

  • Dinner and overnight stay

Day 2: Sunrise & Local Experiences

  • Early morning sunrise boat ride on the Ganga

  • Visit Manikarnika Ghat, Assi Ghat, and other historic spots

  • Breakfast at a traditional café

  • Explore Banarasi silk weaving, local markets, and handicrafts

  • Visit Tulsi Manas Mandir, Durga Kund, or BHU campus

  • Lunch and relaxation at hotel

  • Departure in the evening

Best Places to Visit on a Weekend Trip

  • Kashi Vishwanath Temple – A jyotirlinga and spiritual center of the city

  • Sarnath – Where Buddha gave his first sermon

  • Dashashwamedh Ghat – Most iconic ghat, especially during Ganga Aarti

  • Assi Ghat – Ideal for sunrise views and morning cultural programs

  • Banarasi Markets – Famous for silk sarees, wooden toys, and local art

Things to Do on a Weekend in Varanasi

  • Take a boat ride on the Ganges during sunrise

  • Attend Subah-e-Banaras, the morning cultural event at Assi Ghat

  • Offer prayers and perform rituals at various temples

  • Shop for Banarasi sarees, incense, and handicrafts

  • Taste local delights like kachaudi-jalebi, banarasi paan, and lassi

Ideal for All Types of Travelers

A weekend trip to Varanasi is suitable for:

  • Families seeking spiritual bonding and heritage exploration

  • Couples looking for a peaceful, meaningful escape

  • Solo travelers wanting a cultural and soul-nourishing journey

  • Pilgrims visiting temples and holy spots in a short time

Travel Tips for Weekend Travelers

  • Book early morning or night trains/flights to maximize time

  • Carry light cotton clothes and comfortable walking shoes

  • Hire a local guide for historical and cultural context

  • Avoid planning too much—focus on 4–5 core experiences

Why Book with Shivakashi Travels?

Shivakashi Travels specializes in well-planned Varanasi weekend packages that include:

  • Hotel bookings (budget to deluxe)

  • Air/rail pick-up and drop

  • Local transportation with AC vehicle

  • Personalized guided tours

  • Sunrise boat ride arrangements

  • Ganga Aarti VIP access (on request)

With local expertise and years of experience, we ensure your weekend in Varanasi is meaningful, comfortable, and unforgettable.

How to Book Your Weekend Package

Booking your weekend getaway with us is simple:

Let us know your preferred travel dates and group size—we’ll handle the rest.

Final Thoughts

A weekend getaway to Varanasi is the perfect pause from the chaos of modern life. In just two days, you’ll witness ancient traditions, divine rituals, and the spiritual heartbeat of India. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning for another dose of peace, Varanasi never fails to leave a mark on your soul.

Plan your short escape today with Shivakashi Travels and discover the eternal charm of Kashi.


Wednesday, June 4, 2025

Sawan (Monsoon) in Varanasi

 

Sawan (Monsoon) in Varanasi

Introduction

The monsoon season, known as Sawan, is one of the most revered times to visit Varanasi. The city, already known for its spiritual significance, takes on a magical quality during these months. The rains bring a refreshing atmosphere, making the ghats and temples of Varanasi even more enchanting. Sawan in Varanasi is a time when the city’s spirituality intensifies, and the monsoon season becomes synonymous with religious devotion and cultural vibrancy.

During Sawan, thousands of devotees from across India visit Varanasi to take part in the Shiva worship and special rituals dedicated to Lord Shiva. This time also coincides with the famous Kanwar Yatra, a pilgrimage where devotees carry holy water from the Ganges to their hometowns. Whether you're looking for spiritual solace, cultural immersion, or simply want to experience Varanasi in a unique season, Sawan in Varanasi offers a deep connection to the sacred life of the city.


What Makes Sawan Special in Varanasi?

  1. Religious Significance
    Sawan is considered one of the holiest months for Hindus, especially dedicated to worshiping Lord Shiva. Devotees from all over India travel to Varanasi to offer water from the Ganges to Shiva Lingams in temples. This period is marked by Monday rituals (Somvar) when worshippers gather at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, the Kaal Bhairav Temple, and other Shiva temples to perform prayers and rituals. The atmosphere is charged with religious fervor and devotion.

  2. Kanwar Yatra
    The Kanwar Yatra is a major event during the monsoon season in Varanasi. Devotees, known as Kanwariyas, travel long distances on foot to collect water from the Ganges River in Varanasi and carry it back to their homes for offering at local temples. The city’s ghats are bustling with energy as these pilgrims arrive in large numbers to fill their kanwars (sacred pots) with Ganga water, which is then carried back in a sacred procession. It’s a fascinating sight to witness and adds to the spiritual vibrancy of the city.

  3. Ganga Aarti and Special Rituals
    The evenings during Sawan are special in Varanasi, with the daily Ganga Aarti taking on an even more intense and devotional atmosphere. As the sun sets and the rain falls, the ghats come alive with chants, hymns, and the light of hundreds of diyas (oil lamps) floating on the Ganges. The sight of the Ganga Aarti, along with the devotional offerings made by pilgrims, creates a deeply spiritual experience. The temples in Varanasi also host special Shiva prayers during the month of Sawan, which intensify the sacred ambiance.

  4. Sawan Festival Celebrations
    The entire month of Sawan (usually July-August) is celebrated with grand religious fervor. The city witnesses temple processions, devotional singing, and prayers dedicated to Lord Shiva. Bhole Baba, as Lord Shiva is fondly called in the region, becomes the focal point of all celebrations. In many homes, special rituals are performed, and the aroma of incense and flowers fills the air. The monsoon rains complement the serenity and peace that comes with these spiritual practices.

  5. Monsoon Weather
    The monsoon brings relief from the intense summer heat, with the temperatures cooling down and the air becoming fresh and crisp. The rains transform Varanasi, turning the city into a lush, green paradise. The Ganges also swells with the rains, creating a powerful and dynamic landscape that attracts photographers and nature lovers. While the rain enhances the beauty of the ghats and temples, it also adds an extra layer of tranquility to the spiritual energy of the city.

  6. Unique Sightseeing Experiences
    During the monsoon season, the usual crowds at popular spots like the Manikarnika Ghat, Dashashwamedh Ghat, and the Assi Ghat are replaced with the sacred rituals of the season. You can witness the Shiva devotees offering water to the Shiva Lingams at various temples or enjoy the view of the river and temples in a completely different light. The monsoon season allows you to see the city in its purest form, with the rains enhancing the mysticism of Varanasi’s spiritual atmosphere.


Must-Visit Places During Sawan in Varanasi

  1. Kashi Vishwanath Temple
    The Kashi Vishwanath Temple is undoubtedly the most famous temple to visit during Sawan. Devotees flock to this temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, to offer prayers and perform rituals during the holy month. The temple's proximity to the Ganges adds to its spiritual significance during the monsoon.

  2. Assi Ghat
    While Assi Ghat is typically less crowded than some of the other ghats, it offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere during Sawan. Watching the Ganga Aarti here while listening to the sound of raindrops falling on the water offers a unique experience during the monsoon.

  3. Kaal Bhairav Temple
    Another important Shiva temple in Varanasi, the Kaal Bhairav Temple attracts devotees during Sawan for special prayers. The temple is famous for its fierce and powerful depiction of Lord Shiva and is deeply significant to Varanasi’s religious life.

  4. Manikarnika Ghat
    Manikarnika Ghat, the oldest and most sacred ghat in Varanasi, is a sight to behold during Sawan. It is considered the most auspicious ghat for performing last rites and is integral to the spiritual rituals that take place during the month. The monsoon rains enhance the mystical atmosphere of the ghat.

  5. Sarnath
    Although Sarnath is more known for its Buddhist significance, it also provides a peaceful retreat from the bustling streets of Varanasi. The lush greenery during the monsoon season makes it an even more beautiful place to meditate and reflect on Buddha’s teachings.


Best Time to Visit Varanasi During Sawan

The best time to visit Varanasi during Sawan is from July to August, when the rains are at their peak. However, it’s important to keep in mind that the weather can be unpredictable during the monsoon season, so it’s advisable to carry rain gear and plan for possible disruptions due to rain.


Varanasi Tour Packages During Sawan

Shivakashi Travels offers specially curated Varanasi tour packages for the monsoon season. Our packages include:

  • Guided tours of temples and ghats, where you can witness special Sawan rituals and religious activities.
  • Accommodation options near key religious sites to make it easier to participate in the Ganga Aarti and other festivities.
  • Boat rides along the Ganges, which are particularly peaceful during the monsoon season.
  • Transportation services to ensure smooth travel despite the rain and potential flooding on roads.
  • Spiritual experiences, including participation in Shiva prayers, meditations, and rituals held during Sawan.

Why Visit Varanasi During Sawan?

  1. Enhanced Spiritual Energy
    The religious fervor during Sawan intensifies the spiritual atmosphere of Varanasi. The rains seem to amplify the devotion of the people, adding a layer of serenity and reverence to the city’s already sacred vibe.

  2. Unique Cultural Experience
    Witnessing the Kanwar Yatra and other cultural events that occur only during the monsoon season offers a chance to experience Varanasi in its full glory, with a mix of devotion, festivity, and spiritual awakening.

  3. Beautiful Scenery
    The monsoon season transforms Varanasi into a lush, green city with dramatic skies and the serene flow of the Ganges. The ghats, temples, and ancient streets look enchanting with the fresh monsoon backdrop.


Conclusion

A Sawan (Monsoon) tour in Varanasi offers a unique blend of spiritual significance, religious rituals, and the serene beauty of the monsoon rains. Whether you’re visiting for the Ganga Aarti, the Kanwar Yatra, or simply to experience the peaceful atmosphere that prevails during the monsoon, Varanasi is a destination that will leave you spiritually enriched. Book your Varanasi tour with Shivakashi Travels and immerse yourself in the spiritual magic of the city during the sacred month of Sawan.


 

Sunday, June 1, 2025

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KAASHI DARSHAN TOUR

Journey Time: 1 Day

Varanasi is a city in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh dating to the 11th century B.C. Regarded as the spiritual capital of India, the city draws Hindu pilgrims who bathe in the Ganges River’s sacred waters and perform funeral rites. Along the city's winding streets are some 2,000 temples, including Kashi Vishwanath, the “Golden Temple,” dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva.
Places Of Visit| Ganga Aarti | Sailing on Ganga | Kashi Temples | Ramnagar Fort |Sarnath Museum | Bharat Mata Mandir

VARANASI - ALLAHABAD – VARANASI

Journey Time: 6 Hours

Allahabad is famous for Sangam and Kumbh. Nevertheless, the city has much more to offer to the tourists. The City has more attraction like Park, Temples and much more. Also to visit the Triveni Sangam (confluence of three sacred rivers Ganga, Yamuna & Saraswati), The place is considered to be one of the most sacred in Hindu religion.We can also visit Hanuman temple Triveni Sangam, and Anand Bhawan (Nehru’s house).
Places Of Visit| Anand Bhawan | Triveni Sangam | Allahabad Fort | Khusro Bagh |Allahabad Museum | Bade Hanuman Jee

VARANASI – BODHGAYA - VARANASI

Journey Time: 5:30 Hours

Bodh Gaya Considered one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites, it's dominated by the ancient brick Mahabodhi Temple Complex, built to mark the site where the Buddha attained enlightenment beneath a sacred Bodhi Tree. The Mahabodhi Temple is located at the place of Lord Buddha's enlightenment. The temple has a 50m (170 ft) tower. The present temple was restored around 1880.
Places Of Visit | Mahabodhi Temple | Bodhi Tree | Archaeological Society | Great Buddha Statue | Vishnupad Mandir|

VARANASI – AYODHYA - VARANASI

Journey Time: 6 Hours

Ayodhya is one of the seven most sacred cities of the Hindus in India and situated about 135 km from Lucknow, on the banks of the Saryu river. The name Ayodhya means which cannot be subdued by war. It covers an area of 10.24 square km. This holy city holds a place of pride among Hindus as it is the birthplace of Lord Rama, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu.Ayodhya is also believed to be the capital of Kosala, a kingdom ruled by Lord Rama.
Places Of Visit| Hanuman Garhi | Kanak Bhawan | Shri Ram Janma Bhoomi | Nageshwarnath Temple |Allahabad Museum |

VARANASI – CHITRAKOOT - VARANASI

Journey Time: 6 Hours

It is a town of religious, cultural, historical and archaeological importance, in these deep forests that Ram, Sita and his brother Lakshman spent 11 years 6 month and 27 days during their fourteen years of exile. Chitrakoot is a place where Goddess Ansuiya originated Mandakini River by her power to fulfil thirstiness of her husband sage Atri. Sati Anusuya ashram is in Chitrakoot.
Places Of Visit| Ram Ghat | Hanuman Dhara Temple | Kadamgiri Temple | Janaki Kund | Sphatik Shila | Sati Anusuya

SUBAH-E-BANARAS

Journey Time: 6 Hours

Witness the heavenly beauty of the pious ghats and the delightful ambience of Banaras ! Behold the captivating beauty of the vicinity when the first rays of the sun touches the sacred lands of this holy city. Join this 4-5 hours boat-ride tour and experience how life starts with devotion, spirituality and sacredness in Banaras.
Overview| Bhadaini Ghat | Jain Ghat | Panch Ganga Gaht | Kashi Ghat | Kedar Ghat | Ahilyabai Ghat |Dashaswamedh Ghat

Sunday, May 25, 2025

Sunrise Boat Ride Experience in Varanasi

 

🌅 Summer Special: Sunrise Boat Ride Experience in Varanasi

Varanasi, the spiritual capital of India, is known for its divine ghats, mystical Ganga Aarti, and sacred temples. But if there’s one experience that captures the essence of this ancient city, especially during the summer months, it’s the sunrise boat ride on the Ganges.

While Varanasi dazzles at night with its rituals and lights, it awakens with soulful calm at dawn—a time when the city reveals its most serene and spiritual side. And in summer, the early morning cool breeze, the golden hues of the rising sun, and the gentle ripples of the Ganga offer a welcome escape from the day's heat.


🚣‍♂️ Why Take a Sunrise Boat Ride in Summer?

Summer in Varanasi can get quite hot during the day, with temperatures soaring above 40°C. That’s why early mornings are the best time to explore the city.

Here’s why a sunrise boat ride is a must in summer:

  • 🌤️ Cool & Pleasant Weather: Experience Varanasi when the air is fresh and the ghats are still waking up.

  • 📸 Incredible Photography: Capture the golden light, priests performing early poojas, and morning bathers in calm waters.

  • 🙏 Spiritual Vibes: Chanting, temple bells, and the sound of oars create a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and prayer.

  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-Friendly: Ideal for families looking for a calm start before temple visits or sightseeing.

  • 🌊 Less Crowded Ghats: Mornings are quieter, offering an uninterrupted view of Varanasi’s heritage.


🌞 What to Expect During the Sunrise Boat Ride

At Shivakashi Travels, we organize guided sunrise boat rides that cover the most iconic stretches of the river. Here's what a typical experience includes:

⏰ 1. Early Start (Between 4:45 AM – 5:30 AM)

We pick you up from your hotel before sunrise and take you to Assi Ghat or Dashashwamedh Ghat, depending on your location and preference.

🚤 2. Traditional Wooden Boat or Motor Boat Ride

You’ll ride along the ghats in either a traditional hand-rowed boat or a comfortable motor boat. The ride lasts 60–90 minutes, covering:

  • Assi Ghat

  • Dashashwamedh Ghat

  • Harishchandra Ghat

  • Manikarnika Ghat (sacred cremation ground)

  • Panchganga Ghat

🎶 3. Live Sounds of Morning Rituals

Listen to morning chants, conch shells, temple bells, and soft bhajans as priests and devotees begin their day. Witness the Subah-e-Banaras cultural program at Assi Ghat if you start there.

📸 4. Panoramic Views of Sunrise

As the sun rises from the eastern horizon, it bathes the ghats, temples, and palaces in a surreal golden glow. The reflection on the water is picture-perfect.

🧘 5. Quiet Moments & Meditation

Our guides will help you identify calm spots to meditate or simply absorb the divinity of the moment.


🌟 Highlights of the Experience

  • ✅ Guided tour with local insights

  • ✅ Private boats available for families or couples

  • ✅ Safe and clean seating

  • ✅ Option for pooja or diya offerings

  • ✅ Tea and water available onboard on request


📷 Best Photo Spots During the Boat Ride

  • Kashi Vishwanath Corridor View from the River

  • Sunrise over Dashashwamedh Ghat

  • Reflection of temples on Ganga waters

  • Monks and sadhus meditating by the river

  • Ghats’ architecture from the water

Tag us on Instagram or Facebook with your photos: #ShivakashiSunriseRide


💡 Tips for Enjoying the Sunrise Boat Ride in Summer

  • 🧢 Wear a cap or scarf for the rising sun.

  • 🥤 Stay hydrated – carry a water bottle.

  • 👕 Light cotton clothing is best.

  • 📷 Bring a camera or phone with good battery – you’ll want to capture a lot!

  • 🙏 Avoid loud conversations to preserve the serene vibe.

  • 📅 Book a day in advance to get your preferred timing and seating.


💼 Who Can Join the Sunrise Boat Ride?

This experience is perfect for:

  • Spiritual seekers looking for calm and clarity

  • Families including elders and kids (safe & short ride)

  • Couples wanting a quiet romantic experience

  • Solo travelers capturing Varanasi’s soul


🧭 Combine Your Sunrise Ride with a Tour Package

At Shivakashi Travels, we offer combo packages where you can start your day with a sunrise ride followed by:

  • Kashi Vishwanath Temple Darshan

  • Breakfast at local heritage cafe

  • Day trip to Sarnath or Prayagraj

Check our packages:


🙌 What Our Guests Say

“The sunrise boat ride arranged by Shivakashi Travels was the highlight of our Varanasi trip. Peaceful, magical, and perfectly organized!”Ramesh S., Bangalore

“My kids enjoyed the cool morning ride and even got to offer diyas. Truly unforgettable.”Priya M., Delhi


📞 How to Book Your Sunrise Boat Ride with Shivakashi Travels

Booking is simple! You can:

Let us know your travel dates, number of people, and preferred boat type, and we’ll handle the rest.


🛶 Final Thoughts

There’s something truly magical about Varanasi at sunrise. The boat ride on the Ganges, especially in summer, is not just a sightseeing activity—it’s a soulful journey. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning pilgrim, this experience will stay with you for a lifetime.

Book your sunrise boat ride today and let Varanasi greet you with golden waters, sacred chants, and timeless memories.


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Monday, May 19, 2025

Summer Special Kashi Tour Packages

 

 

Summer Special Kashi Tour Packages by Shivakashi Travels

1. Kashi Tour Package – 2 Days / 1 Night

2. Kashi Tour Package – 3 Days / 2 Nights

3. Kashi Tour Package – 4 Days / 3 Nights

4. Kashi Tour Package – 5 Days / 4 Nights

  • Highlights: Extended pilgrimage covering Varanasi and Prayagraj.

  • Inclusions:

    • Transportation: AC Innova or Tempo Traveller (based on group size).

    • Meals: Breakfast included.

    • Services: Return transfers from railway station/airport and all sightseeing as per itinerary.

  • Rates:

    • 4 Adults: 10,500 per person (2 double rooms).

    • 6 Adults: 9,500 per person (3 double rooms).

    • 10 Adults: 8,500 per person (5 double rooms).

    • 12 Adults: 8,000 per person (6 double rooms).

    • 14 Adults: 7,800 per person (7 double rooms).

    • 16 Adults: 7,500 per person (8 double rooms).

  • Exclusions: Boat rides, temple pooja, personal purchases, and ticket fares.

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5. Kashi Tour Package – 6 Days / 5 Nights

6. Kashi Tour Package – 10 Days / 9 Nights


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For more details, customization options, or to book your summer pilgrimage, visit Shivakashi Travels.

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