Varanasi Tour
Varanasi is a very popular pilgrimage point for Hindus, and the older part of Varanasi, which has thrived on the banks of the river Ganga, is an integral part of the very infrastructure of the city, with thousands of people flocking there for salvation and purification. All chaos and noise on the ghats of Varanasi take a pause when the Ganga Aarti takes place in the evening, a ceremony of immense grandeur and opulence, with pandits lining up to perform rituals that are no less than a performance for the senses.
Sarnath Tour
Sarnath (along with Bodhgaya and Kushinagar in India and Lumbini in Nepal) is one of the four most important Buddhist pilgrimage destinations in the world. It has special significance because it's the place where the Buddha gave his first sermon. However, you don't have to be Buddhist to enjoy visiting it. Sarnath also makes a peaceful and refreshing side trip from Varanasi. Many people are surprised to discover Sarnath has Jain and Hindu connections too.
Gaya Tour
A city of ancient historical and mythological significance, Gaya is one of the main tourist attractions in Bihar and the second largest city in the state. It is 100 km from Patna, the capital of Bihar and one of the major pilgrimage sites for Hindus and Buddhists. Its natural surroundings, narrow by lanes and its age old buildings make it special.
Gaya derives its name from Gayasur, a mythological demon. Legends say that Gaya served rigid penance and secured blessings from Lord Vishnu, after which his body transformed into the rocky hills, which now form the landscape of Gaya.
Bodh Gaya Tour
Bodh Gaya is a town in the state of Bihar. It was the site of the Buddha Shakyamuni's enlightenment, and is the most revered of all Buddhist sacred sites. The main temple complex houses the famous Mahabodhi temple/sputa and a descendant of the original Bodhi Tree under which the Buddha gained enlightenment. There are also temples or monasteries from many other nations with a Buddhist tradition such as Thailand, Tibet and Japan.
The town is a popular spot for tourists from across the Buddhist world. Consequently, a large tourism industry has sprung up along with huge numbers of unscrupulous hustlers, scammers, and beggars.This along with the traffic makes the serenity hard to appreciate.
Ranchi Tour
The picturesque city of Ranchi offers many tourist attractions like waterfalls, rock formations and hillocks, lakes, gardens & ancient temples. Located on the southern part of the Chota Nagpur Plateau, Ranchi is richly endowed with enviable natural beauty and picturesque environs. It has numerous waterfalls located in the close vicinity of the city and is known as the ‘City of Waterfalls and Lakes’. Since Ranchi is well connected by Rail, Air & Road the tourists can easily visit the city. Hotels & rest houses to suit all budgets can be found in the city. Devotees from all over the country visit Ranchi to offer prayers in its temples, the most famous being the Sun Temple.
Deoghar Tour
Deoghar though is a small district but has much to offer to its tourist. Largely a holy place famous for its Baidyanath Temple and Shravani mela has many other attractions including a number of other temples , ashrams, sight seeing, parks, rivers etc. It also has facilities for adventurous sports like trekking , boating and much more. A number of tourist visit Deoghar every year to be the part of famous Shravani mela and Devasangha Math Durga Puja. The administration of Deoghar has taken good care to promote tourism here. There are number of good hotels for the tourist to have a comfortable stay, a number of eating joints where tourist can relish delicious cusines. The transportation facilities here are good
enough for the tourist to reach Deoghar comfortably.
Mirzapur Tour
One of the 75 Uttar Pradesh districts in northern India, is the Mirzapur District. The region is limited by the districts of Bhadohi and Varanasi to the north, Chandauli to the east, Sonbhadra to the south, and Allahabad to the northwest. Mirzapur is India’s state town of Uttar Pradesh. It is the central office of the district of Mirzapur. Mirzapur is regarded as a tourism district of great importance. The natural beauty and religious atmosphere here attracts the attention of the barbas. Vindhyachal Dham in Mirzapur is one of the main Hindu pilgrimage sites of India.
The north of the district of Varanasi lies around Mirzapur, south of the district of Sonbhadra, western Allahabad. The time from the location of Naini in Allahabad district was the international standard of India. For “Lalaston,” Mirzapur is extremely renowned. In the ancient ages, this stone by the Buddhist stup and ashok pillar (now Indian national), Maurya vansh king Samrat Ashok In the Mirzapur, Hindi and Bhojpuri language the mark was
made.