Assi Riverの貸別荘

Varanasi is known as the City of Temples, Ghats and lanes. This morning tour with boat is recommended to start your day with spiritual aarti ceremony, amazing boat ride on Ganges, walking in lanes and experiencing local people offering prayers to their deities, making a visit to popular temples and shrines, experiencing early Morning Aarti and Sunrise over river Ganges. We will meet wrestlers, sadhus, local gyaanis and also enjoy the very local breakfast. The golden hue of morning in the holy city is worth to capture while sipping down the local Chai. We Places covered: Assi Ghat, Rani Laxmibai Birthplace, LolarkKund, Wrestling Joint (Akhara), Tulsi Ghaat, Boat Ride, Morning Aarti, few important temples, hidden lanes and alleys. Inclusions - Boat Ride , any conveyance if used for tour, Chai, Breakfast, Guiding Fees. Meeting Point – Kashi Café, Assi Ghat Duration of Tour – 3 Hours (5.30am to 8.30am) Other things to note Its a walking tour and boat ride (not in monsoons) with local attractions. Please wear easy and comfortable clothes and footwears in morning. Since we will be visiting temples, the attire must be apt.

We will meet at a pre-decided location and drive to Sarnath which is approximately 15 kilometers out of Varanasi. Visit Sarnath, one of the most important Budhist centres. It is the site where Lord Buddha had preached his first sermon or in religious language, set in motion the Wheel of Law (Dharmachakra-Pravarttana) enshrining the principles of his teaching into laws. At Sarnath, Lord Buddha also laid the foundation of Sangha or the order of monks. Sarnath remained an active center of Buddhism up to the end of the twelfth century. Centers of learning arose and many sects and sub-sects flourished here, until the Moslems plundered and raised it to the ground. Other things to note: It takes approximately 45 minutes to drive from the city to Sarnath depending upon the traffic condition. Entrance ticket-INR 300 for the excavated ruins & INR 5 for museum. Free entry for children below the age of 15. This experience is LGBTQ friendly. Private group tours are available on request.

Varanasi is very holy and oldest living city in the world . It is also very secret place for Hindu where we have many temple and holy Ganges river . It is also called Cultural Capital of India . We start our tour to from Main ghat (Dashashwmedh ghat ) where we will show all morning spritual activities like Bathing , hair shaving , ceremony and Ashes offering ceremony etc. then we will go on boat to see morning Sun rise which is beauty of varanasi . We will show many ghat and we explain about their history . Boat going to show both cremation place where guest can feel and watch all process from boat . Other things to note We not provide boat tour during monsoon .

It`s a truly amazing experience of the holy city that one may enjoy while on a trip to Varanasi. It’s a walk through lanes, bazaars, Ghats and at the end has an experience of the vibrant and choreographed Aarti ceremony the city is known for. This is a highly recommended tour and is a more holistic way to experience the city of temples, the city of eternity, city where souls attain Nirvana. Places covered: Godowlia Market, Bazaars, Vishwanath Gali, Bangles Market, Khoya Gali, Thathehri Gali, Kachori Gali, Nariyal bazar, Kites Market, Dal Mandi, Kinari Bazar, Chowk Area, Flower Market, Evening Aarti. Inclusions – 1 Bottle Water Per Person, Guiding Fees. Meeting Point – PDR Mall Box Office, Luxa Road, Godowlia.

We will walk through the weavers district of Varanasi and learn about the life of the weavers and the process of hand weaving of the famous silk brocades and Banarasi sari. I will take you walking around through the weavers community where you visit some of the private residence of the weavers, interact with them and learn the art. Varanasi or Banaras has always been a renowned as a specialist silk weaving centre, using gold and silver threads to create its unique warp and weft. One of the most sought after luxuries, its lush saris have been desired by several generations. Today, the city's weaving tradition is being threatened by counterfeit fabric, Chinese silks, modern power looms and changing fashion preferences. Other things to note We will hire a battery rickshaw/Auto rickshaw and drive to the weaver's district. This experience is LGBTQ friendly. Private group walks are available on request. Please get in touch.