Planning a trip to Varanasi for Dev Deepawali needs more preparation than a regular sightseeing visit. Arriving before the main festival evening gives you time to check in, settle down…
View PostYes, 2 days are enough for a focused Dev Deepawali trip to Varanasi if the itinerary is planned around the festival rather than trying to cover every major attraction. The…
View PostDev Deepawali 2026 falls on Tuesday, 24 November — and it changes the way Varanasi feels for an evening. The ghats along the Ganga fill with rows of diyas, devotees…
View PostThe right Varanasi tour package depends on how many days you have, who is travelling and whether you want to stay within the city or add Sarnath, Ayodhya or Prayagraj.…
View PostVaranasi is famous for kachori sabzi, tamatar chaat, thick lassi, seasonal malaiyyo and Banarasi paan. For shopping, Banarasi sarees, brassware, wooden handicrafts and religious souvenirs are among the city's distinctive…
View PostTwo days can be enough for a first Varanasi itinerary if you focus on the city's main experiences instead of trying to cover every attraction. You can fit in Kashi…
View PostThe first thing you notice at the Ganga Aarti in Varanasi is how quickly the riverfront changes once the ceremony begins. At Dashashwamedh Ghat, priests move through a coordinated ritual…
View PostThe lanes around Kashi Vishwanath Temple start getting busy early. Shops open their shutters, pilgrims make their way through the old city and the route towards the temple gradually fills…
View PostThe first few hours of a Varanasi morning can feel different from the afternoon. The ghats are easier to walk, the riverfront is quieter and the old-city lanes move at…
View PostIf you're visiting Varanasi for the first time, the ghats can feel a little confusing. The riverfront stretches for several kilometres, and each stretch has its own rhythm. Some are…
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