Arrival at Varanasi Airport or Railway Station: You will be met by our company representative and transferred to your booked hotel. Our representative cannot enter the baggage collection area. Please make your way towards the exit of the terminal building, where you will see Sacred Tour Varanasi's representative will be waiting to greet you with a paging board with your name on it. And take to the hotel help to check in the hotel.

Pick-up by the guide late afternoon to visit the local bazar very busy and colorful market then explore the busy road where you will see very lively atmosphere look very famous shop of typical food shop called mouth watering food smell nice explore the oldest part of city see so many ancient temple are dedicated to lord Shiva and other gods if you interested to test lassi or any food then the guide will advice to you any shop where will have really delicious like masala tea, lassi or sweet deasert. Then will proceed to the ghat see the biggest cremation centre of the world called manikanika ghat Where 24 hour allow for cremation it is done around the clock where dead body come from corner of the world where you will see so many pyre very different view and feel very different energetic place where you will come to know people enjoy the death as well where will come to know really why the city very famous for death and life this is the place for cherish not for sorrow.

Later, proceed to the Main Ghat to the evening prayer ceremony called Aarti, The Evening Aarti typically takes place around 6:00-7:00 pm, depending on the season and sunset times. The Aarti last approximately 45 minutes to an hour. The Aarti procession involves seven priests, each carrying a different item: 1. Incense sticks(dhup) 2.Ghee lamps(deep) 3. Flowers(pushp) 4. Bell(ghanta) 5. Conch shell(shankh) 6. Fan(chamar) 7. Camphor(karpur) The priest perform various rituals, including: 1. Lighting the lamps 2. Offering prayers to the Ganges 3. Chanting mantras and hymns 4. Waving the lamps and incense sticks 5. Sprinkling holy water The atmosphere is mesmerizing, with: 1. Thousands of devotees and tourists gathered 2. Soft music and chanting 3. Fragrance of incense and flowers 4. Golden light of the setting sun 5. Reflections of the Aarti on the Ganges. For the best views, consider: 1. Boats on the Ganges 2. The ghat's steps 3. Nearby rooftops 4. The opposite bank of the river.

Built in 1936 by Bir Singh Patel, it's the only temple dedicated to Mother India. Instead of idols, the temple has a large marble relief map of undivided India(pre-1947). People visit to pay respects to india's greatness.