Land at Lucknow by 11AM. Transfer to hotel and hotel check-in.

Begin where time slows down. Let the "City of Nawabs" enchant you with its architectural grandeur, the poetic rhythm of its language, and a culinary legacy that remains unmatched. It’s not just a city; it’s an etiquette.

Explore Lucknow – monuments, streets, food. You will visit the Rumi Darwaza, Bada Imambada, and Gomti riverfront. Try the local food delicacies as you walk around Hazratganj. Shop for the chikankari kurtas / saris.

Dinner and overnight at Lucknow.

After breakfast, leave by chartered transport for Ayodhya (~160 km / 3 hrs). Check-in at hotel.

Connect with the divine at the Ram Janma Bhoomi. In this sacred land, history and faith converge, offering a profound sense of peace and a homecoming for the spirit.

Visit Ram mandir, Kanak Bhavan, and Hanuman Garhi temple.

Evening at the ghats of Saryu River.

Dinner and overnight at Ayodhya

After breakfast, leave by chartered transport for Varanasi (~220 km / 4 hrs). On the way, visit Guptar ghat, a place where Lord Ram is believed to have taken Jal Samadhi in Saryu river.

Continue your journey and visit Sarnath en-route, this is the place where Buddha chose to deliver his first sermon. It makes Sarnath one of the most venerated Buddhist places. Besides Buddhism, Sarnath is also connected with Jainism. There are many Buddhist monuments and edifices at Sarnath. Main attractions of Sarnath are: Archaeological & Excavation Area, Chaukhandi Stupa, Dhammek Stupa, Dharmarajika Stupa, Mulagandhakuti Vihara, Ashoka Pillar, Ashokan Lion-Capital & Archeological Museum.

Reach Varanasi, and check-in at hotel.

Dinner and overnight at Varanasi

Wake up early for a divine early morning with Subah-E-Banaras and boat tour to see Kashi coming alive in the morning.

Post lunch, pay visit to ghats, overflowing with devotees that come to offer their prayers day and night. Situated at the confluence of Ganga and Asi rivers, Assi Ghat is the southernmost Ghat in Varanasi, where pilgrims bathe before paying their homage to Lord Shiva in the form of a huge lingam situated under a peepal tree.

Head to Dashashwamedh Ghat to catch the evening prayer, one of the oldest and most important ghats, the Dashashwamedh Ghat is also Varanasi’s liveliest. Two Hindu mythologies surround the ghat, one being that Lord Brahma created it to welcome Lord Shiva and another where he sacrificed ten horses during the yajna performed here. Around dusk the

Dinner and overnight at Varanasi

Post breakfast, head to one of the oldest temples in Hinduism, Sri Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Deriving its name from the city Kashi, the temple was built in 1780 by the Late Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar of Indore and is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, the holiest of Shiva temples. The main deity housed within its premises is known by the name Vishwanatha or Vishweshwara, both translating to mean 'ruler of the universe.' The temple is also the starting point of the sacred Panchkoshi Yatra—a 88.5 km long barefoot walk encircling Kashi.

Later visit other popular temples – Kaal Bhairav, Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, Durga Kund Mandir, Annapurna Devi Temple, Kabir Ashram etc in Kashi.

A visit to Banaras can never be complete without at least buying one sari or a few yards of the Banarasi silk fabric. The real work is done by the ‘gaddidars’, the wholesale operators who have emerged from a family tradition of weaving. The gaddidars constitute an experience to be savoured: classic white sheets and bolsters spread across the whole room, sitting on the floor, a choice of lassi or tea, or anything Banarasi you care to ask for… before the business of unfurling and discussing the saris begins.

Dinner and overnight at Varanasi.

After breakfast, drop at the Varanasi airport to board flight back home.

Tour concludes.