Varanasi, also known as Kashi (meaning light), is thought to be the world's oldest city still surviving today. We've seen people come to Varanasi with high hopes and expectations, but we've also seen them depart without realising the genuine core of the city, its rich past, and its spiritual heritage. People in ancient times dreamed of dying in Varanasi and nowhere else. Varanasi has long been the most significant destination for those seeking liberty and enlightenment; in fact, Buddha attained enlightenment quite close to Varanasi. This walking tour is an exploration of Varanasi in its purest form, a superb introduction to the city, its history, vibrant culture, and people, with many interesting anecdotes about the city.
The tour begins very early in the morning with a pick-up from the hotel and proceeds to the Dashaswamedh Ghat to begin the boat ride and see very lively ritual activities from the boat. See so many ghats and sun rises; it is the main attraction of the city. Peaceful moment. Then visit the place of the largest cremation centre, where every day more than hundreds of dead bodies are cremated. This is a very interesting and different experience. Then walk to the city's oldest part and see so many ancient temples.
As you cruise along the picturesque Ganges River, see the historic city of Varanasi come to life. Observe Hindus performing morning rituals as the sun rises along the river's banks, and learn about local customs and traditions from your professional guide. 3-Hour Morning Sunrise Boat Tour in Varanasi Watch the historic city of Varanasi come to life as the sun rises. Travel by boat down the renowned Ganges River. Take advantage of a local guide's experience and skills.
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