
The Ultimate 3 Days in Varanasi
Our signature city-deep package. Three days lets us slow it down, weave in artisan visits, a yoga session on the ghats, and a quiet evening of classical music.
Overview
What this journey includes
Our signature city-deep package. Three days lets us slow it down, weave in artisan visits, a yoga session on the ghats, and a quiet evening of classical music. Over 3 days, you will be accompanied by a licensed local guide, chauffeured in an air-conditioned vehicle, and looked after by a dedicated host who is on WhatsApp throughout.
Day by Day
Your itinerary, hour by hour
A guideline pace — we adjust to your energy, the weather, and the unexpected beauty of the city.
- Pick-up, check-in, fresh lime soda welcome
- Walking tour of Vishwanath lanes
- Sunset Aarti with reserved seats
- Welcome dinner at a rooftop overlooking the ghats
- 05:00 Sunrise yoga at the ghats
- 06:30 Private boat ride
- 08:00 Breakfast
- 09:30 Kashi Vishwanath + Kaal Bhairav
- 12:00 Banarasi silk weavers' quarter
- 14:00 Lunch + rest
- 17:00 Walking the southern ghats
- 19:00 Classical Rudra Veena recital
- 08:00 Breakfast
- 09:00 Drive to Sarnath
- Full guided visit — Dhamek, museum, monasteries
- 14:00 Lunch in Sarnath
- 16:00 Drop to airport / station
What's included
- 2 nights heritage haveli
- Private guide
- All transfers
- Yoga, cooking, weaving sessions
- Tickets & Aarti seating
- Daily breakfast
Not included
- Flights / trains
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
On this journey
Destinations you'll visit
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