AYODHYA & KASHI

A sacred journey through the land of divinity and knowledge

OVERVIEW

The tradition of Kartika Snana (bathing during the Kartika month) begins on the full moon day of the Ashwayuja month. Bathing in rivers, lakes, and ponds in the early morning is considered especially significant, with bathing in the Ganges being even more special.

If you’re interested in participating in such a unique experience, come join us! Our organization has arranged a 12-day Ayodhya – Kashi Yatra as part of the Kartika Snana observance.

This pilgrimage offers the opportunity to bathe in the sacred rivers of Mandakini, Ganga, Yamuna, Triveni Sangam, Sarayu, and Krishna.

During this yatra, you will also get to visit the holy sites of Chitrakoot, Prayagraj, Ayodhya, Gaya, Kashi, and Mangalagiri.

Date

Start

04/10/2025 : 13:00 Hrs From Bengaluru
05/10/2025 : 9:05 Hrs From Hyderabad

End

15/10/2025 : 22:00 Hrs : Hyderabad
16/10/2025 : 10:00 Hrs Bengaluru

Price

Sleeper Class : Rs. 23500/-
III AC Class : Rs. 28500/-
II AC Class : Rs 32500/-

Please see Packages section for more details

Places Covered

Chitrakoota – 1 Day
Prayaga – 2 Days
Ayodhya – 2 Days
Varanasi – 3 Days
Gaya – 1 Day
Nagpur – Transit stay
Mangalagiri – 1 Day

Itinerary

Day 1 : Leaving from Bengaluru
Day 2 : Arrival at Hyderabad
Day 2 : After bath & pooja : Leaving from Hyderabad to Prayaga Kshetra
Day 3 : Prayagaraj
Day 4 : Chitrakoot
Day 5 : Ayodhya
Day 6 : Ayodhya
Day 7 : Gaya
Day 8 : Varanasi
Day 9 : Varanasi
Day 10: Varanasi to Nagpur
Day 11 : After bath and pooja, Nagpur to Vijayawada
Day 12 : Mangalagiri Darshana and Return Journey

Note : This is a tentative itinerary. Detailed itinerary will be provided once yatris confirm their booking with full payment.

Cancellation Policy

Since there are many third-party services involved in this package, there is no 100% cancellation available for this yatra. However, seats may be transferred to others on your own discretion. Such substitute yatris should submit their details through yatra reservation form. Also, they should arrange for their train/air tickets on their own effort.

Up to 25 August 2025 : 50% of advance payment will be refunded
Beyond 25 August 2025 : No refunds are made

Please see Point number 13 of the Terms and Conditions Page for full terms of Cancellation.

Accommodation

Hyderabad : Quadruple Beds
Prayag Raj : Double Beds
Ayodhya : Double Beds
Varanasi : Double Beds
Gaya : Double Beds
Vijayawada : Dormitory

VISITS

Places Covered

Gupta Godavari, Chitrakoota , Prayaga, Ayodhya, Bharat Kund Nandigrama, Gaya, Vyasa Kashi, Varanasi, Nagpur and Mangalagiri

Gupt Godavari

The Gupt Godawari Caves are a pair of naturally formed underground caves in Chitrakoot, India, known for a mysteriously flowing stream believed to be the hidden Godavari River and their strong mythological association with Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana during their exile.

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Ayodhya

Ayodhya is an ancient and revered city in Uttar Pradesh, India, primarily known as the legendary birthplace of Lord Rama, the central figure of the Hindu epic Ramayana, and is a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus.

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Chitrakoota

Chitrakoot, often called the “Hill of Many Wonders,” is a revered pilgrimage site nestled in the northern Vindhya Range along the Mandakini River, spanning parts of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, and is deeply associated with Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana’s period of exile.

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Gaya

Gaya is an ancient and profoundly sacred city in Bihar, India, revered by Hindus for its significance in performing ancestral rites (Pind Daan) along the Falgu River. The sacred feet of Lord Shri Vishnu is worshipped here.

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Prayaga Kshetra

Prayagraj is an ancient and sacred city in Uttar Pradesh, India, renowned for the Triveni Sangam, the holy confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati rivers, and as a major site for the Kumbh Mela, the world’s largest religious gathering.

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Varanasi

Varanasi, also known as Kashi or Benaras, is one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, deeply revered by Hindus as a holy pilgrimage site situated on the banks of the sacred Ganga River, known for its numerous ghats & temples.

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