Kashi Prayagraj Chitrakoot Yatra

• When you arrive at Varanasi Airport or the railway station, our team will meet you and take you to the hotel. You'll have some time to relax and freshen up until the evening. We'll start by witnessing the Ganga Arti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, a sacred ritual held every evening.
• Afterward, we'll walk to Godowlia Crossing for some local treats like Lassi or Thandai. Lassi is a yogurt-based drink with spices and fruits, while Thandai is a cool, refreshing drink with milk, sugar, and various ingredients. After this enjoyable evening, we'll head back to the hotel for the night in Varanasi.

After breakfast, begin your day at Assi Ghat to catch a stunning sunrise, then take a boat ride to Dashashwamedh Ghat and visit Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Explore nearby spots like Annapurna Temple, Kaal Bhairav Temple, and Durga Temple. Visit Tulsi Manas Temple and Sankat Mochan Temple, followed by a trip to the modern Birla Temple and Bharat Kala Bhavan at Banaras Hindu University. After lunch, head to Sarnath to see Buddhist monuments and the Sarnath Museum. Return to Varanasi for dinner and stay overnight. Keep in mind that entrance fees for museums, temples, and Pujas are not included and will be your responsibility. Get ready for a day full of exploration and spirituality!

After an early breakfast, we depart for Prayagraj at 8 am, reaching our destination in approximately 3 hours. En route, we stop at the Vindhyachal Temple, a site where, as per the Markandey Purana, Maa Durga is believed to have manifested and vanquished the demon Mahishasur. Upon arrival in Prayagraj, we check into our hotel and then begin exploring the city. Our itinerary includes visits to various attractions, starting with Sangam Sthal, the sacred confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers. We also visit Anand Bhawan, a historical house museum linked to the Nehru family, and Chandrashekhar Azad Park, the city's largest park, established in 1870 to commemorate Prince Alfred's visit. Another noteworthy site is Akshayavata, a sacred fig tree with mythological significance. Prayagraj, known as one of India's holy cities, is often referred to in historical and mythological texts as Prayag or Teerthraj, This confluence is not only the site of the annual Magha fairs but also attracts pilgrims year-round. Additionally, the Kumbh Fair, held every 12th year, is recognized as the world's largest gathering of devotees. We visit the Patalpuri Temple, considered the holiest in Prayagraj, where Lord Rama The Mankameshwar Temple, located on the Yamuna River bank, and Minto Park, a nearby nature park, are also part of our itinerary. After dinner, we spend the night at the hotel in Prayagraj

• After having breakfast, we'll leave early for a day trip to Chitrakoot, about a 3-hour drive from Prayagraj. Known as "the hills of many wonders," this picturesque area is famous in various literary works and religious scriptures, attracting pilgrims and sightseers interested in its connections to the epic Ramayana.
• Our first stop is Kamadgiri, a sacred hill surrounded by forests, where we'll visit Kamadgiri Temple and other temples. Then, we'll visit Ram Ghat, a popular spot where Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lord Laxman are said to have interacted with Saint Goswami Tulsidas during their 12 years in exile.
• Next, we'll visit the beautiful Hanuman Dhara, where you can listen to the calming sound of the spring flowing down Lord Hanuman's statue. Janki Kund, located near Ram Ghat, offers a beautiful view of the Chitrakoot reservoir on the banks of River Mandakini. Another must-visit is the unique Ram Darshan, where worship and offerings are prohibited, but important moral lessons are imparted to visitors and devotees. Ganesh Bagh will amaze you with its stunning architecture of the seven-storey baoli and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
• Before we leave, we'll visit Gupta Godavari, where the river is believed to represent River Godavari, who secretly came to see Lord Rama. It is a natural wonder because the tiny rivulet that was the source of the tanks of water in an underground cave temple, where two stone-carved thrones are believed to be where Lord Rama and Lord Lakshmana sat.
• We return to Prayagraj for dinner and spend the night at the hotel.

After breakfast, we check-out from the hotel and take you to Prayagraj airport/railway station depending on your request.