Ayodhya Prayagraj Varanasi Tour Package
5 DaysInclusions / Exclusions
Inclusions
- Accommodation on twin-sharing basis in 3-star category hotels — 1 night Ayodhya, 1 night Prayagraj, 2 nights Varanasi
- Daily breakfast and dinner as per itinerary
- All transfers and sightseeing by private vehicle (AC/Non-AC as per group size)
- Boat ride on the Ganges in Varanasi
- Driver allowance, parking, and toll charges as applicable
- All applicable hotel and government taxes on the above services
Exclusions
- Airfare/train fare to and from Ayodhya/Varanasi
- 5% GST on total package cost
- VIP/special darshan tickets at temples (available at extra cost on request)
- Lunch and any meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Monument entry tickets unless specified
- Personal expenses such as laundry, tips, phone calls, and additional mineral water
- Anything not specifically mentioned under "Inclusions"
Why go?
Some journeys are about seeing new places. This one is about something deeper — walking through the birthplace of Lord Rama, taking a holy dip where three sacred rivers meet, and standing on the ghats of Varanasi as the Ganga Aarti lights up the evening sky.
Our 4 Nights 5 Days Ayodhya–Prayagraj–Varanasi tour package brings together the three most significant spiritual centres of North India in one smooth, well-paced circuit. At My Trip Guide, we plan this journey so you’re never rushing between darshans — enough time to actually feel the significance of each place, not just check it off.
A deeply meaningful trip for pilgrims, families, and anyone seeking a spiritually grounding journey through the heart of Uttar Pradesh.
Tour Highlights
- Ayodhya – Shri Ram Janmabhoomi (Ram Mandir), Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan, Saryu Aarti
- Prayagraj – Triveni Sangam (holy dip), Allahabad Fort, Anand Bhavan
- Varanasi – Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Dashashwamedh Ghat Ganga Aarti, boat ride on the Ganges
- Sarnath – Where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon (near Varanasi)
- Note: Ram Mandir darshan queues can be long during peak pilgrimage season and festivals — early morning visits are recommended.