Customised Tour Packages
Itineraries built around your dates, your group and your budget — never a fixed menu.
Temple darshan, sunrise on the Ganga, and a clean vehicle waiting when your train pulls in — arranged end to end by a local Varanasi team that does this every day.
Book one thing or the whole trip. Most of our guests start with a cab and end up letting us plan the entire journey.
Itineraries built around your dates, your group and your budget — never a fixed menu.
Sedans, MPVs and tempo travellers for a day in the city or a week across Uttar Pradesh.
Babatpur airport and Varanasi Junction pickups, tracked against your flight or train number.
The Kashi circuit planned around aarti timings, so the queue works in your favour.
Private sunrise boats from Assi Ghat, and seating arranged for the evening aarti.
Guest houses a lane from the ghats through to riverside heritage hotels.
Rudrabhishek and other sevas performed in your name, with video and prasad sent to you.
One number, answered at 4 AM when your train is three hours late.
Every package below can be shortened, extended or rebuilt around your train timings. Prices shown are indicative starting points — you receive a firm, written quote before anything is confirmed.
1 DayMost Booked
Kashi Vishwanath, Kaal Bhairav, Annapurna Devi, Durga Kund and the Ganga Aarti — the whole city in one well-planned day.
2 Nights / 3 DaysBest Value
A proper weekend in Kashi — sunrise boat ride, Subah-e-Banaras, temple circuit, Sarnath and the evening aarti.
2 Days
For travellers who come for the history — Sarnath stupa and museum, BHU campus, Ramnagar Fort and the old city walk.
1 Night / 2 DaysPopular
Varanasi to Ayodhya and back, with darshan at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanuman Garhi and the Saryu aarti.
1 Night / 2 Days
The confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati — boat to the Sangam, Bade Hanuman ji and Anand Bhavan.
4 Nights / 5 DaysFull Circuit
The complete pilgrimage circuit of eastern Uttar Pradesh, planned end to end so you only have to show up and pray.
Varanasi is the base. Ayodhya and Prayagraj are each a comfortable half-day drive away, which is why most families combine all three into a single circuit.
Varanasi has no shortage of travel agents. Here is what we do differently.
Not a call centre in another city. Our team works out of Varanasi and knows which lane is flooded in Sawan and which queue moves faster.
Toll, parking, driver allowance and fuel are written into the quote. No 'extra' bills at the end of your trip.
Commercial permits, valid fitness certificates and police-verified drivers. Vehicles sanitised before every trip.
Trains arrive at strange hours in Varanasi. Our phone is answered around the clock, not just in office hours.
Senior citizens, small children, wheelchair needs, a tight train connection — tell us and the plan is rebuilt around it.
From a couple on a weekend to a 26-member family yatra, we have the vehicles and the hotel contacts to handle it.
These are photographs of our own vehicles, not stock images. All are commercially permitted, regularly serviced and cleaned before every trip.
A complete Kashi yatra is more than one temple. These are the shrines we build most itineraries around.
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, and the reason most pilgrims come at all. We advise on which gate to enter, when the queue turns, and how the Vishwanath Dham corridor connects to Annapurna Devi and Vishalakshi alongside it.
Tradition holds that nobody may stay in the city without his leave, so most yatris come here first. The black-thread prasad tied at his shrine is what visitors remember years later.
Founded by Goswami Tulsidas, who is said to have had Hanuman’s darshan on this spot. Tuesdays and Saturdays are packed; a weekday morning is calm and far more rewarding.
The eighteenth-century Durga temple beside its stepped tank, painted the deep ochre-red that photographs beautifully in the early light. Monkeys own the courtyard — hold on to your prasad.
Marble walls inscribed with the entire Ramcharitmanas. Quiet, shaded, and a good stop with elderly travellers because there is nowhere to climb and somewhere to sit.
Inside the Banaras Hindu University campus, built by the Birla family. Open, spacious and unhurried — the easiest darshan in the city for anyone who finds the old lanes difficult.
This is our standard full-day plan, written out honestly — including the part in the middle where we send you back to the hotel because walking Varanasi at 2 PM is a bad idea.
The first aarti of the day, and the only one where the sanctum is still cool and half-empty. Entry is ticketed and limited, so this has to be arranged days ahead.
We apply for the tickets on your behalf — tell us at the time of booking, not on arrival.Vedic chanting and a short classical recital at Assi Ghat as the sky turns, then your own boat upriver past Harishchandra and Manikarnika towards Dashashwamedh.
Carry a light shawl — it is genuinely cold on the water between November and February.Breakfast where the locals eat, then a walk through the galis to Kaal Bhairav and the Vishwanath corridor while the crowds are still thin.
Varanasi is punishing between noon and three, particularly April to June. We build a real break into the middle of every full-day itinerary rather than pretending guests can walk through it.
Either the Dhamek Stupa and museum at Sarnath, or the BHU campus with the New Vishwanath temple and Bharat Mata Mandir — both are flat, shaded and unhurried.
Seven priests, the conches, and the lamps. We put you on a boat facing the ghat rather than in the crush behind it, which is the single biggest difference between a good evening and a frustrating one.
Boats fill from about 5:30 PM on weekends and festival days.Every season in Varanasi has something worth travelling for. We would rather tell you which months are hard than sell you a trip you will not enjoy.
Clear mornings, comfortable afternoons and the river at its calmest for boat rides.
Cold mornings, bright days and the heaviest domestic tourist season. Fog can delay trains and flights in late December and January.
Daytime temperatures regularly cross 43°C. Perfectly doable if you start at dawn and stop by eleven, but not a season to plan long walking days in.
The city is green and the ghats are dramatic, but the Ganga runs high and boat operations are suspended whenever the administration orders it.
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Send us a rough idea of when you are coming and how many people are travelling. You will get a written itinerary with a fixed price, and an honest opinion on what is worth your time and what is not.
Yes. We assist with the Sugam Darshan and aarti tickets issued by the Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust, and our staff guides you to the correct gate. Availability is controlled entirely by the temple trust, so we ask for your dates as early as possible and never promise a slot we cannot confirm.
October to March is the most comfortable, with pleasant days and clear mornings for boat rides. Dev Deepawali (November) and Mahashivratri are spectacular but extremely crowded, so book two to three months ahead. April to June is very hot, and during the monsoon the boat rides are sometimes suspended when the river is high.
Yes. We use licensed boatmen, provide life jackets, and choose ghats with easier steps for anyone who has difficulty walking. Tell us in advance and we will arrange a boarding point with a gentler descent, plus help at the steps.
We take a small advance to confirm the vehicle and hotel, with the balance payable before departure. UPI, bank transfer and cash are all accepted, and you receive a written confirmation with the full breakup before paying anything.
Often, yes — particularly for cabs and airport transfers. Call us directly on +91 91404 86330 rather than using the form, and we will tell you honestly within a few minutes whether we can arrange it.
Give us your dates and your group size. A written day-by-day plan and one fixed, all-inclusive price come back to you — usually within the hour.