Discover the spiritual heart of Varanasi on this intimate walking tour led by Omvity's experts. Begin your day at Assi Ghat, witnessing the enchanting Subah-e-Banaras ceremony with Vedic chants and yoga by the Ganges. Wander throu... More

The day starts with witnessing the grand Ganga Aarti at Assi Ghat with live music, followed by a walk to explore the Sanskrit school and the birthplace of Rani Laxmi Bai. Then, visit the Tulsi Das Akhara and learn about the life o... More

Varanasi is a place where people like to eat only breakfast, sweets, and snacks. Meals are easy to skip in the process because snacks and sweets are all-day options at almost all the eateries. Join us as we walk through the bylan... More

Visit Ramnagar Fort situated just outside of Varanasi on the banks of the River Ganges. Built in 1750, the Mughal style fort continues to be the residence of the Maharaja of Benares. The fort is built in red sandstone and has two ... More

The word yoga means 'union' in Sanskrit. Many of the yoga traditions believe that the practices of yoga lead to union of a person with his or her true nature, or with God or the universe (however one wishes to conceptualize it). H... More

An enlightening and fascinating experience of India’s Hindu-traditions is contained in this early morning tour of Varanasi, Hinduism’s holiest city. Take a sunrise cruise down the holy Ganges River. You will witness the mornin... More

This half-day tour transports travelers to the site where Buddha gave his very first sermon back in 528 BC. Venture outside the city and spend some time at Sarnath, one of the religion's most important landmarks. Half-Day Sarnath ... More

Situated along the banks of the holy river Ganges, Varanasi - the city of ghats is considered to be the spiritual capital of India. Along the city's winding streets are some 2,000 temples, including Kashi Vishwanath, the “Golden... More

Varanasi is regarded as the spiritual capital of India, thus attracting a lot of pilgrims every day. The city has many temples dedicated to different deities holding great importance in the Hindu religion. But since India is home ... More

This tour takes you across the city, throwing further light on one the cycle of life and death. Look at the city like never before, giving a glimpse of Mahashamstana which means the great cremation ground where the final ritual po... More

Starting in the heart of the old city, the walk takes you through its colourful markets, captivating places of worship, ancient buildings of stupendous architecture, and even greater stories! Understand the key elements of Hindu... More

• Varanasi has been the center of three religions - Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. • Sarnath is one of the four most sacred cities of Buddhism. • It is a 4-5 hours long excursion.... More

Banaras or varanasi is a city, that is known as holy city of India. And this is a city of lanes, and temple because of that its also known for city of Temples. And you can't cover all side seen by car or walk so bike is better to ... More

Walk on the steps of Ghats of Varanasi along with holy Ganges river with your personal guide. Enjoy a Tuk-Tuk ride to the holy city. Watch the pilgrims of the holy city in this jaw dropping one-of-a-kind 4-hour experience.... More

Hello, Dear Guest Boat tour is very famous in varanasi. In this tour you will understand the Hindu prayer and you will walk by boat in river Ganga and it will give you peaceful experience.... More

Varanasi market is also a market, that is famous for marketing. Like flowers Market, vegetable markets, spice markets, streets food markets, clothing markets.... More

See the ancient city of Varanasi come to life as you make your way down the scenic Ganges River by boat. Observe Hindus practicing their morning rituals as the sun comes up along the banks of the river and learn about local custom... More

Your guide will pick you up at your Varanasi hotel at 5am. Your 5-hour private morning tour of Varanasi offers a close look at some of the most sacred traditions in India that are still followed today. Be a part of the morning Gan... More