Experience Of Varanasi Ayodhaya Tour-3N/4D

Tour Itinerary

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Day 1: Arrive Varanasi

Get to Varanasi. Upon arrival, greet and help with the transfer to the hotel. Varanasi, one of India’s ancient educational centers, is beautifully located on the crescent-shaped left bank of the sacred Ganga. It is supposed to be a compound of the names of two streams, the Varuna and the Assi, which still flow in the city’s north and south, respectively. One of India’s oldest cities still in existence is likely Varanasi. Millions of Hindus travel there annually, making it one of their most revered pilgrimage sites and a major religious hub from the beginning of time.

VARANASI CITY/TEMPLE TOUR

Visit Kashi Vishvnath Temple, often called the Golden Temple, which honors Lord Shiva, the city’s ruling god. Bharat Mata shrine, a special shrine honoring Mother India, is the city’s holiest location. Instead of the traditional gods and goddesses, it contains a marble relief map of India. The patriots Babu Shiv Prasad Gupta and Shri Durga Prasad gave this special temple to Mahatma Gandhi. Tulsi Manas Temple: Dedicated to Lord Rama, this modern marble sikhara-style temple was constructed in 1964 by a wealthy Varanasi family.The walls of this magnificent white marble edifice are etched with scenes and verses from Ram Charit Manas.

Watch a live Aarti ceremony in the evening on the Ganges River.

Witness the Aarti ceremony later in the evening. The Aarti Ceremony is a Hindu ritual in which the deities are worshipped by light or fire that is kindled with the use of wicks soaked in ghee or clarified butter. The Aarti ceremony is a part of nearly every Hindu worship practice. The Rig Veda, which is regarded as the oldest Hindu literature, may include the earliest reference to the Ceremony of Aarti in India.

The Rig Veda claims that the Vedic ideas of intricate sacrificial fires, or Homa, are the source of the practice of Aarti. The Sanskrit words “Aa” (meaning “towards”) and “Rati” (meaning “the highest love for God”) are combined to form the word “Aarti.” Therefore, the true meaning of the term Aarti is “highest love for God.”

Spend the night at the hotel

Day 02: Varanasi

MORNING BOAT RIDE IN GANGES

Get to the Ghats early in the morning to take a boat ride on the Ganges. The ghats are bustling with activity at morning as devotees give prayers to the rising sun, practice other religious rites, and perform their ablutions in the river. Views of these activities can be obtained by taking a boat trip along the ghats from the Dasaswamedh ghat. Later Walk around the Kashi Vishwanath alleys while taking a sacred bath in the Ganges.

SARNATH TOUR

After breakfast, visit Sarnath, which is a testament to its illustrious past as the site of Lord Buddha’s first sermon outlining the fundamentals of Buddhism. Explore the Archaeological Museum’s art collection (closed on Fridays).

Varanasi shopping tour later.

Day 03: Varanasi

Ayodhya – Varanasi Day Trip Excursion (230 KM – 5 HRS one side) Breakfast at the hotel.
After Breakfast, set off on your drive to the Ayodhya birthplace of Lord Rama by 0730 Hrs.
YAT

Ayodhya is the birthplace of Lord Rama, considered to be one of the seven most sacred cities in India. Located on the shores of the River Saryu, roughly 135 km from Lucknow, Ayodhya has been known by the name Saket in the ancient past. The town of Ayodhya is described in a number of legends, such as the epic “Ramayana”.

The biggest festival of India, Diwali, dates back to Ayodhya, when the entire town was illuminated with earthen lamps on the return of Rama, who had killed Ravana, from his victory.

Atharvaveda has explained that “Ayodhya is a ‘city built by Gods’ and is prospering as ‘paradise itself #’. Hinduism is not the only religion that had prospered here; Jain, Buddhist, as well as Islamic, civilizations also thrived here. It is also the origin of the five Tirthankaras, including Adinath, of Jain religion. Next, proceed for the sightseeing of Ayodhya

hanuman garhi

Hanuman Garhi is a 10th-century temple that is a dedication to the Hindu God, Hanuman. It is a very significant temple in Ayodhya because, as a tradition, people are supposed to pay a visit to the Hanuman Garhi temple before going to the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. It is a belief that Lord Hanuman resided at this place, safeguarding the city of Ayodhya.

Ram Janm Bhumi

Translating to “Birthplace of Ram,” the Ram Janmabhoomi is known to be the birthplace of the Hindu deity, Lord Ram. It is known that, as per the Hindu epic “Ramayan,” Lord Ram, who is the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, brought up his childhood in the presence of the River Sarayu in Ayodhya. The Ram Janmabhoomi is a very sacred shrine for the Hindu followers.

Kanak Bhawan

The Kanak Bhawan is set up towards the northeast corner of Ram Janmabhumi & Tulsi Nagar. This temple, which dates back to 1891, is called Sone-ka-Ghar. This is a religious spot that belongs to Lord Rama, who is the ruler of the kingdom, alongside his wife, Goddess Sita. Later, return to Varanasi

Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 04: Departure

Departure from Varanasi After breakfast at the hotel, drive to the Varanasi airport or train station to continue your journey.

Inclusion

Meal Plan: CPAI (Room + Breakfast).
Assistance at all arrival and departure points.
Welcome Cake on arrival.
Complimentary Candid Photography during the tour.
Private air-conditioned vehicle for all sightseeing as per the itinerary in Port Blair and Havelock, including airport pickup and drop.
Sightseeing as per the detailed itinerary.
Expert travel assistance across all islands from the Fly High Travels team.
5% GST included in the package cost.

Exclusion

Airfare, train fare, or any overland journey not mentioned in the itinerary.
Medical or rescue evacuation expenses arising due to accidents or emergencies.
Personal expenses, including laundry, bar bills, table bills, camera fees, tips, or any items of personal nature.
Vehicle usage beyond the itinerary—vehicles are not available at disposal on any of the islands.
Additional excursions or sightseeing not included in the suggested itinerary.
Costs arising due to changes in itinerary or extended stays caused by flight cancellations, bad weather, roadblocks, ill health, or any circumstances beyond our control.
Peak Season Supplement: A 10% surcharge applies from 15th December to 15th January for Premium and Luxury category packages.