Kashi, Prayag Sangam Yatra
with Hare Krishna Golden Temple
Special Poojas at all dhams will be performed with special darshans. Lots of Bhajans, Kirtans and Satsangs will enliven this journey.
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Yatras
Kashi, Prayag Sangam Yatra
The Kashi Prayag Yatra is a pilgrimage that leads pilgrims to two of the most sacred sites in India: Kashi (Varanasi) and Prayag (Allahabad). The yatra is said to be a particularly auspicious and fulfilling experience, with many benefits for those who participate.
Kashi
Kashi(Varanasi) is a very holy place. It is known as the “City of Light” and is one of the oldest towns that has always had people living in it. People think that Lord Shiva lives in Kashi, which is a place where spiritual practices, learning, and knowledge happen. The Kashi Vishwanath Temple is in Kashi. It is home to one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, which are forms of Lord Shiva. A big part of the yatra is the darshan (sacred watching) of the Kashi Vishwanath Linga.
It is said in Kashi Khanda,
swayambhu avosya lingasya mama vishweshi tuh surah rajasuya sahasrasya phalam syat sparsha matratah (Kashi Khanda 99.26)
Even the slightest contact with this jyotirlinga is enough to bestow the benefits of the execution of thousands of Rajasuya Yajnas.
Kashi’s many ghats on the Ganges River are all holy sites in their own right. Pilgrims and tourists perform rituals, pray, and hold celebrations along these ghats because they believe doing so in Kashi will have a positive effect and spiritual benefits for them.
Prayag
Prayag, also known as Allahabad, is of great importance due to its status as the meeting point of three sacred rivers: the Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswathi. The Triveni Sangam, also known as the confluence, holds great significance as it is regarded as a highly auspicious site. It is thought that partaking in a bath at this location during specific auspicious periods has the power to purify individuals of their sins. The confluence holds significant cultural and religious importance, as it is often regarded as a highly propitious location where the sacred union of Shiva and Parvati is believed to have taken place.
Every 12 years, Prayag plays host to the Maha Kumbh Mela, the greatest religious festival in the world. Millions of people attend to take part in religious rituals like bathing and seeking enlightenment.
Witness Ganga Arati, Maha Rudra Abhisekham to Kashi Vishwanath and Kashi Vishalakshi Devi, darshan of 80 Ghats via boat voyage, Dasha-ashvamedha Ghat, holy bath at Triveni Sangam, ISKCON Temple, and more will be among the sites we visit.
As a conclusion, the Kashi Prayag Yatra is a sacred pilgrimage that encapsulates the essence of spiritual devotion, cultural legacy, and the search for heavenly blessings and purification. Pilgrims set out on their journey with the intention of achieving a greater level of spiritual enlightenment and strengthening their bond with the divine in the holiest cities on earth.
Duration
3N/4D
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₹5,000
Price
₹39,999
₹44,999
Per Person
Duration
3N/4D
Saving
₹5,000
Price
₹39,999
₹44,999
Per Person
- Best Price Gauranteed
- No Booking Amount
- No Hidden Charges
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For a group of more than 15 yatris, you can request a private yatra
itinerary
- Reach Hotel: Arrive in Varanasi, the starting point of your pilgrimage.
- Lunch: Enjoy a delicious lunch.
- Check-in and Rest: Check-in to your hotel and take some rest.
- Evening Ganga Aarti: Attend the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti on the banks of theriver Ganges.
- Saptarshi Arati Darshan: Witness the Saptarshi Arati at the Kashi VishwanathTemple.
- Dinner and Rest: Enjoy dinner and rest at your hotel.
- Mangala Darshan Kashi Vishwanath: Start the day with a Mangala Darshan at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and Ashta dasa Shaktipeethas.
- Temple Visits: Visit the various temples in Varanasi, including Sri VishalakshiGowri, Sri Annapoorna Temple, Sri Bindu Madhava Temple, Sri Adikeshava Temple, Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu Mandir, and Sri Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple.
- Boat Ride: Enjoy a boat ride on the Ganges and visit 80 ghats, including Manikarnika Ghat, Asi Ghat, Harishchandra Ghat, Dasasvamedha Ghat, Panca Ganga, Varuna Ghat, and Tulsi Ghat.
- Ganga Snan: Take a holy dip in the Ganges.
- Lunch and Rest: Have lunch and take some rest.
- Durga Kund and BHU: Visit Durga Kund and Banaras Hindu University.
- Tulasi Manas Temple: Explore the Tulasi Manas Temple.
- Local Temples and Shopping: Visit other local temples and indulge in some shopping.
- Dinner and Rest: Enjoy dinner and rest at your hotel.
- Breakfast: Have breakfast at the hotel.
- Check-out and Travel to Prayagraj: Proceed to Prayagraj, the spiritual center ofthe world and the confluence of all holy rivers.
- Sita Samahith Sthal: On the way, visit Sita Samahith Sthal.
- Lunch: Enjoy lunch.
- Check-in and Local Temples: Check-in to your accommodation in Prayagraj andvisit local temples, including Lete Hanuman, Akhaya Vat, and Veni Madhava.
- Dinner and Rest: Have dinner and rest at your hotel.
- Triveni Sangam: Early morning, visit Triveni Sangam, the confluence of the riversGanges, Yamuna, and Saraswati.
- Akshay Vat and Bharadwaj Ashrama: Visit Akshay Vat and Bharadwaj Ashrama.
- Latey Hanumanji and Sri Rupa Gaudiya Mutt: Explore Latey Hanumanji and SriRupa Gaudiya Mutt.
- Dashashwamedha Ghat and Naga Vashuki: Visit Dashashwamedha Ghat and see the Naga Vashuki & Asi Madhav.
- Afternoon Rest or Shringverpur Visit: Rest from 2 pm to 4:30 pm or visit Shringverpur in Prayagraj.
- Rama Shayan Sthan and Nishadraj Kevat Palace: Explore Rama Shayan Sthan and Nishadraj Kevat Palace.
- Shringi Rishi Ashram and Rama Chora Ghat: Visit Shringi Rishi Ashram and Rama Chora Ghat.
- Return to Varanasi Airport: After the day’s visits, return to Varanasi airport for your onward journey
