Trip Info
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Sedan Car
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3 star hotels. Luxury hotels of 4 and 5 star on request.
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300 metres
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Patna
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Year round. The lean season is summer.
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Pilgrimage tour, Darshan Yatra, Heritage tour, Cultural tour, Indian Temple tour
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Breakfast.
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English, Hindi,
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Easy
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4-35
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10
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65
Overview
The sacred yatra to Kashi and Baba Baidhyanath Dham is a journey that blends devotion, heritage, and spiritual awakening. Kashi, also known as Varanasi, is revered as the eternal city of Lord Shiva, where pilgrims seek liberation by bathing in the holy Ganga and offering prayers at the Kashi Vishwanath temple. Baba Baidhyanath Dham in Deoghar, Jharkhand, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, celebrated as the abode where Ravana is believed to have worshipped Lord Shiva with utmost penance. Together, these pilgrimages form a powerful circuit of faith—Kashi symbolizing moksha and Baidhyanath embodying healing and divine grace. Undertaking this yatra is not just a physical journey but a soulful passage through India’s timeless spiritual traditions, leaving devotees with a sense of peace, fulfillment, and closeness to the divine.
Gaya is a revered Hindu pilgrimage site, famous for pind daan rituals at Vishnupad Temple along the Phalgu River. It is also closely linked to Bodhgaya, making it a twin destination for spiritual seekers. The city blends devotion, heritage, and ancestral traditions in a timeless atmosphere.
Bodhgaya is the sacred land where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree. The Mahabodhi Temple and international monasteries make it a global hub of Buddhist spirituality. It radiates peace, meditation, and cultural harmony across faiths.
Sasaram is renowned for the grand tomb of Sher Shah Suri, an Indo‑Islamic architectural marvel set in a tranquil lake. The town reflects Mughal‑era heritage and the legacy of the emperor who built the Grand Trunk Road. It offers a blend of history, architecture, and cultural pride in Bihar.
Trip Highlights
- Darshan at Kashi Vishwanath Temple – One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, symbolizing liberation and divine energy.
- Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat – A mesmerizing spiritual spectacle of lights, chants, and devotion.
- Boat Ride on the Ganga – Sunrise or evening rides offering panoramic views of ghats and temples.
- Local Experiences – Savor Banarasi paan, silk sarees, and street food while soaking in the city’s timeless charm.
- Sacred Parikrama – Traditional circumambulation of the temple complex, enhancing spiritual merit.
- Trikut Parvat Excursion – A nearby hill offering trekking, ropeway rides, and panoramic views.
- Spiritual Serenity – The temple town’s peaceful aura invites meditation and deep devotion.
- Together, this yatra blends Varanasi’s eternal quest for moksha with Deoghar’s healing grace of Shiva, making it a powerful pilgrimage circuit for seekers of faith, culture, and inner peace.
- Mahabodhi Temple – The UNESCO World Heritage site where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment. Its ornate temple complex and serene atmosphere make it the centerpiece of Bodhgaya
- The Great Buddha Statue – A towering 25-meter stone statue consecrated in 1989, symbolizing peace and meditation. -
- The Royal Bhutanese Monastery – Built by the King of Bhutan, this monastery features intricate Bhutanese architecture and a 7-ft Buddha statue.
- Archaeological Museum Bodhgaya – Houses relics, sculptures, and artifacts that narrate Bodhgaya’s rich Buddhist heritage.
- Bodhgaya Bodhi Tree – A sacred fig tree believed to be a descendant of the original Bodhi Tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment.
- Vishnupad Temple – A revered Hindu temple believed to house Lord Vishnu’s footprint, making Gaya a major pilgrimage site for performing pind daan rituals.
- Phalgu River – Sacred river where rituals for ancestors are performed.
- Mangla Gauri Temple – One of the Shakti Peethas, dedicated to Goddess Mangla Gauri.
- Rajgir – An ancient capital of Magadha, known for its association with Lord Buddha and Mahavira.
- Viswa Shanti Stupa Rajgir – A gleaming white peace pagoda atop a hill, with panoramic views and gilded Buddha statues.
- Nalanda University Ruins – A UNESCO World Heritage Site, once a global center of learning (5th–12th century CE).
- Nalanda Archaeological Museum – Houses artifacts, sculptures, and relics excavated from the university site.
- Hiuen Tsang Memorial Hall – Built in memory of the Chinese scholar who studied at Nalanda.
- Sher Shah Suri Tomb - Built between 1540–1545 CE, this octagonal sandstone mausoleum rises 122 feet high in the middle of an artificial lake
- Designed by architect Alawal Khan, it is often called the “Second Taj Mahal of India” for its symmetry and elegance.
- Essence of the visit: Sasaram’s Sher Shah Suri complex is a fusion of history, architecture, and legacy, where the tomb on water stands as a timeless marvel, surrounded by dynastic monuments and serene landscapes.
