Discover the ancient soul of India in Varanasi – the city of temples, ghats, and eternal spirituality. From the mesmerising Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat to peaceful boat rides at sunrise, experience the timeless beauty and devotion that define Kashi.

Immerse yourself in the land where Lord Krishna was born. Mathura offers a deep spiritual vibe, colourful lanes, and the echo of divine stories in every corner. Perfect for pilgrims and history lovers alike.

Explore the sacred birthplace of Lord Ram and the deep spiritual energy that surrounds Ayodhya. Visit the newly built Ram Mandir and other mythological landmarks that tell the story of Ramayana.

Walk the steps of Lord Buddha in Bodhgaya – where he attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree. A serene and deeply spiritual destination for Buddhist pilgrims and seekers of peace.

Witness the eternal symbol of love – the Taj Mahal – and explore the rich Mughal history of Agra. This tour is a beautiful blend of architecture, history, and timeless romance.

Explore Prayagraj, the city of the divine confluence – Triveni Sangam. With its spiritual significance, ancient temples, and historical forts, it’s a powerful destination for soul-searchers and pilgrims.

Discover the charm of Lucknow – a perfect mix of Mughal history, Nawabi architecture, and lip-smacking cuisine. A must-visit for culture, heritage, and food lovers.

A peaceful town steeped in Ramayana stories, Chitrakoot is where Lord Ram spent his exile years. From rivers to caves to scenic hills – this trip brings mythology to life amidst nature.

Bihar’s capital and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Known as Pataliputra in ancient times, Patna was the seat of mighty empires like the Mauryas and Guptas.

Nalanda, once home to the world’s first residential university. The ruins of Nalanda University still reflect the architectural brilliance and intellectual legacy of ancient India.

A place of spiritual significance for Buddhists, Jains, and Hindus. Surrounded by lush hills, Rajgir was the capital of the Magadha Empire and a favorite retreat for Lord Buddha.