Experience Taj Mahal Tour from Delhi with Varanasi

04 Oct,2024

Overview

Experience the Varanasi Taj Mahal Tour departing from Delhi. With Private Tour Guide India, take pleasure in this magnificent voyage where centuries of history and culture come to life right before your eyes. Start your journey in the vibrant capital city of Delhi, where modernity and tradition coexist, and then proceed to the magnificent city of Agra to see the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Taj Mahal. Admire the beautiful love tale and exquisite marble craftsmanship that went into creating this architectural marvel. Proceed with your exploration to Varanasi, the spiritual center of India, where meditative and ethereal atmosphere is created by age-old rituals performed on the Ganges River's ghats. Watching the evening aarti ceremony allows you to get a firsthand look at Varanasi's spiritual essence and cultural diversity. Immerse yourself in the alluring sights and sounds of these historical treasures with Private Tour Guide India, who offers professional guides and flawless logistics to ensure an incredibly enriching and unforgettable travel experience.

What to Anticipate on the Delhi Tour to the Taj Mahal and Varanasi

There is nothing like starting a Taj Mahal tour from Delhi and making a detour through Varanasi. You can fully immerse yourself in India's colorful culture and extensive history while making lifelong memories when Private Tour Guide India serves as your reliable guide. Set out on the journey of a lifetime by scheduling your tour right now. Our friendly tour guides will welcome you with open arms and a warm smile when you arrive in Delhi, ready to take you on a tour around the busy streets of the city. Discover Delhi's wealth of architectural marvels, which include the magnificent Qutub Minar and the historic Red Fort.

Transport

We will transport you to the holy city of Varanasi after you have had a chance to take in the sights and sounds of Delhi. There, the historic temples and ghats will captivate you with their enduring beauty. Take in the captivating Ganga Aarti ceremony on the banks of the sacred Ganges River and become fully immersed in the rich spiritual traditions that Varanasi has been home to for many years.
Of course, a trip to India would not be complete without seeing the Taj Mahal, which is the nation's crown jewel. Breathe in the timeless beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site as you marvel at its exquisite marble architecture.

The Route Map Day 1: Delhi – Agra

Travel to Agra from Delhi by early morning train or automobile. Depending on traffic, a train ride takes two to three hours, whereas a car ride takes four to five hours. As soon as you get to Agra, check into your hotel and take a shower. See the Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the afternoon. For nearly a century, the Mughal emperors' primary residence was this enormous fort from the 16th century. Take a leisurely stroll through Agra's vibrant Sadar Bazaar in the evening, which is a great place to eat street food and buy souvenirs. Returning to the Agra hotel to spend the night there.

Day 2: Agra – Varanasi

Get up early to see the Taj Mahal at sunrise—the highlight of your journey. One of the most exquisite structures on the planet is this mausoleum made of white marble. After spending a couple of hours at the Taj Mahal, return to your hotel for breakfast. Visit other fascinating locations in Agra in the afternoon, like Mehtab Bagh, a Mughal garden with breathtaking views of the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna River, and Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb, also known as the Baby Taj. Take an overnight train from Agra to Varanasi in the evening. Returning to the Varanasi hotel for an overnight stay.

Day Three: Varanasi

Arriving in Varanasi early in the morning. After arriving at your hotel, get changed. Spend the morning touring Varanasi's numerous temples and the Ganges River's ghats (bathing steps), as the city is revered by Hindus. You can also see the sunrise and the different pilgrimage rituals by taking a boat ride on the Ganges.

In Summary

Visit the Buddhist pilgrimage site of Sarnath in the afternoon; it's roughly ten kilometers from Varanasi. Gautama Buddha preached his first sermon in Sarnath following his enlightenment. Take in the stunning Hindu worship ritual known as the aarti ceremony in the evening, which involves offerings to the Ganges River and fire. Explore Varanasi's winding lanes at night and, if you're feeling hungry, eat some street food from the area. Returning to the Varanasi hotel for an overnight stay. The itinerary concludes