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Pooja / Darshan Details

Mangla Aarti 500.00

Mangla aarti is important because it is first aarti in the morning.The Scriptures talk of the "Brahma muhurta" hour. It means one hour and a half before the sun comes up. This time is very auspicious because the sun is pushing all of the energies of the Earth from a sleeping stage to an awakened stage. Similarly it is pushing the mind, the intelligence, and the bodies of all the living entities from a sleeping stage to a higher stage of awakening. Therefore, mangla aarti is calculated to be at that time, and if we give our attention and energy towards glorifying the Lord, it is very beneficial and auspicious to begin the day hearing and chanting about the glories of the Lord.

Terms and Conditions

The Aarti begins between 3:00-4:00 AM every morning.
Devotees are allowed to enter the temple between 2:30-3:00 AM.
Entry Point is Gate No.1 (Dhundi Raj Ganesh).
Entry for children below the age of 12 years is free.
It is compulsory to show ticket at the entry point of the temple.
Entry to Temple is subjected to Temple Administration approval.
Darshan date cannot be rescheduled.

500.00

Sapt Rishi Aarti 300.00

The Sapta Rishi Aarti is an ancient ritual dating back to more than 750 years. The seven Shastri/Pandit/Purohit each belonging to a different Gotra perform the Aarti simultaneously. It is believed that every evening, the Saptarishis (the seven great sages) come to perform Aarti to the deity, and hence this puja is conducted every evening at 7 pm.

Terms and Conditions

On the day of purnima, sapt rishi Aarti will start before an hour of its time
The Aarti is performed on every evening between 7:00-8:15 PM.
Devotees are advised to enter the temple at 6:30 PM (Half an hour before the Aarti).
Entry for children below the age of 12 years is free.
It is compulsory to show Ticket at the entry point of the temple.
Entry to Temple is subjected to District Admission approval.
Darshan date cannot be rescheduled.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple is a revered shrine of Lord Shiva that attracts devotees from all around the world. At LILAWATI TOUR N TRAVELS, we specialize in offering packages and tours to help you plan your pilgrimage to this holy site. Our team can assist you with every aspect of your trip, from travel and accommodation to pooja and offering prayer. Let us help you make this auspicious trip a truly divine experience. OM NAMAHA SHIVA.

Shringaar / Bhog Aarti 300.00

Every Evening, Shringar Bhog Aarti is performed in Kashi Vishwanath Temple. It is fourth Aarti of the day after Sapt Rishi Aarti. Shringar Bhog Aarti is offering of food to Lord who gives this food to us. After offering, food is distributed among all present devotees as Prasad.

Terms and Conditions

The Aarti is performed every day between 9:00 PM -10:15 PM.
Devotees are advised to enter the temple at 8:30 PM(Half an hour before the Aarti).
Entry for children below the age of 12 years is free.
It is compulsory to show ticket at the entry point of the temple.
Entry to Temple is subjected to District Admission approval.
Darshan date cannot be rescheduled.

300.00

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Prime Minister Modi says Kashi Vishwanath Dham is witness of our capability, duty; PM to participate in conclave of CMs in Varanasi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that dedication of Kashi Vishwanath Dham will give a decisive direction to India and will lead to a brighter future. He said, the complex is a witness of our capability and our duty. Mr Modi said, with determination and concerted thought, nothing is impossible. The Prime Minister inaugurated Shri Kashi Vishwanath Dham in Varanasi Uttar Pradesh yesterday.

In his address, he said Kashi Vishwanath Dham is not just a grand building but is a symbol of our sanatan culture and our spiritual soul. He said it is a symbol of India's antiquity, traditions, our energy and dynamism. The Prime Minister asked for three resolutions from the citizens - Swachhta, Srijan and continuous efforts for Atma Nirbhar Bharat.

Mr. Modi further said today's New India is not only constructing temple at Ayodhya but also constructing Medical Colleges in every district. He said today's New India is not only building Kashi Vishwanath Dham but also building pukka houses for the poor.

Mr. Modi said the premise of Kashi Vishwanath Temple will ease the pilgrimage for specially-abled and senior citizens. He said, today Kashi is scripting history and it is our fortune that we are present to witness it.

The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to every worker involved in the construction of the grand complex. He said, despite the Covid pandemic the construction work of the Kashi Vishwanath Dham did not stop. The Prime Minister also lauded the artisans, people associated with the construction, administration and the families who were rehabilitated from the construction site.

The Prime Minister said Kashi has seen brutality in the past but it has survived and revived itself. He said India has time & again showcased its strength to face any challenge that comes its way.

The Prime Minister said India is reviving its lost heritage. He said recently the statue of Mata Annapurna Devi, which was stolen from Kashi, has now been brought back and re-established here.

The Prime Minister began his visit to Varanasi by offering prayers at Kaal Bhairav temple, known as the guard of the Kashi. The Prime Minister then took holy dip in the river Ganga and reached Kashi Vishwanath Dham carrying the holy Gangajal through Kashi Vishwanath corridor.
The Prime Minister witnessed Ganga Aarti on board a Ro-Ro Vessel in the evening.

On the second day of his visit to Varanasi, Prime Minister will attend the 98th-anniversary celebrations of Sadguru Sadafaldeo Vihangam Yog this afternoon.

History Of the Kashi Vishwanath Temple

Many Hindu Belives That this is the Temple where one can achieve Salvation .It is Here that Lord Shiva Gives the Tarak Mantra to the ones who are about to die

Pray to the Kashi Vishwanath and all your desires are sure to be Fulfilled

The Lane that reaches up to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple is called Vishwanatha Lane. Visit the temple and you are sure to be enthralled for this temple is indeed an architectural masterpiece

The Magnificent edifice has gold plating on its 15.5 -meter spire (also called the gold chatra) which gives it another popular name Which is "THE GOLDEN TEMPLE

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Sugam Darshan 300.00

This is a special process for quick queue-less, hassle-free darshan experience. It has been designed for devotees with time constraint, divyangs or any such disability who cannot afford to wait in queue. In this process a Shastri accompanies the devotee for darshan directly without queue and special Prasad is provided to the devotee.

Terms and Conditions

Please visit temple helpdesk situated near Shapuri Mall for shastri allocation and Prasad collection.
No ticket required for child(ren) below 12 years.
Booking date cannot be rescheduled.
At the time of aarti and on special days sugam darshan is not allowed.
Devotee can book sugam darshan only in available darshan slot for the day.
Same day booking can be done over the helpdesk counter only.
On call booking facility is not available.
Entry to Temple is subjected to Temple Administration approval.

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About Temple

Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of the most famous temple in Varanasi, also known as the Golden temple dedicated to the Lord Shiva. It was constructed in the year 1780 by the Maratha monarch, Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar of the Indore.

Kashi Tour Package

Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of the most popular Hindu temples devoted to Lord Shiva. Situated in the heart of Varanasi, the synagogue is a center of religious belief for one thousands of Hindus.

Located along the westerly bank of holy River Ganga, the chief god of the Kashi Vishwanath Temple is Lord Shiva, as well known as Vishwanatha or Vishweshwarar meaning ‘the ruler of the universe’. The city of Varanasi is the enriching capital of India and known as the city of Lord Shiva. According to Shaiva philosophy, it is thought that the Kashi Vishwanath temple is the gist of the worship for a long time.

A simple glimpse of the Jyotirlinga is thought to be a soul purifying experience, one is confident to feel spiritually elevated after getting the blessings of Lord Shiva. There are many other jyotirlingas spread in different regions of the nation but when it comes to gaining blessing none comes close to the one at Varanasi or Kashi.

तू बनारस का मीठा पान कोई, मैं चटपटा बनारसी चाट सा ! मैं भोले की मंदिर का कपाट सा ! मैं भी मंदिर काशी विश्वनाथ का !

Kashi Vishwanath Temple Tour Package

Tour Name:Kashi Vishwanath Temple Tour Package

Tour Duration:07Nights / 08days

Destinations Covered:Kashi Vishwanath Temple- varanasi- Gaya- Allahabad.

Tour Price:₹ 20,500/- Per Person (Min- 6 Person)

Itinerary

Day 01: Kashi Vishwanath Temple

Day 02: varanasi city tour

Day 03: varanasi city tour

Day 04: varanasi – gaya

Day 05: Gaya sight seeing

Day 06: Gaya – allahabad

Day 07:Allahabad sight seeing

Day 08: Allahabad

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Day 01: Kashi Vishwanath Temple

In morning you arrival at varansi airport our representative (driver) receiving you and transferred to hotel. varanasi is an indian city on the banks of the ganga in uttar pradesh, varanasi or banaras is one of the oldest cities of india. after reaching varanasi check into hotel after freshup visit to kashi vishwanath temple is dedicated to the chief deity of city of varanasi, kashi vishwanath. one of the incarnations of lord shiva, the temple was originally dedicated to vishwanath jyotirlinga..night dinner and rest in hotel. (beware of mediator guide / prist)
timings: 2:30 am (opening time and mangala aarti)
3 am – 4 am (only ticket holders can join the aarti)
4 am – 11 am (temple opens for general darshan)
11:30 am – 12 pm (bhog aarti)
12 pm – 7 pm (temple opens for general darshan)
7 pm – 9 pm (sapta rishi aarti and darshan)
9 pm -10:30 pm (shringar and bhog aarti)
10:30 pm – 11 pm (shayana aarti and temple closes)

Day 02: varanasi city tour
Day 03: varanasi city tour
Day 04: varanasi – gaya

Day 02: varanasi city tour

morning after breakfast visit to dasaswamedh ghat is one of the prominent ghats, situated on the banks of river ganges ramnagar fort attracts tourists from all over, which is situated on the opposite bank of river ganges. bharat mata temple is among the beautiful temples constructed in 1936 by babu shiv prasad gupt, a gandhian follower. it is situated within the campus of mahatma gandhi kashi vidyapeeth. night dinner and rest hotel.

Day 03: varanasi city tour

morning after breakfast proceed to ramnagar museum, also known as banaras vidya mandir museum, is a scholarly museum located inside the ramnagar fort. dasaswamedh ghat is one of the prominent ghats, situated on the banks of river ganges. the ghat is visited by hindu devotees in large number due to the religious significance of ten sacrificed horses. kedar ghat, situated in the southern part of the destination, was built by the maharaja of vijayanagar. night dinner and stay at hotel.

Day 04: varanasi – gaya

early morning after breakfast start journey to gaya is located in the central part of the state of bihar, in the northeastern part of india. it is a part of the great gangetic plains. mahabodhi temple dates back to 7th century and is one of the highlights of the religious township. constructed around the original bodhi tree, the history of this temple dates back to 2,500 years. night dinner and stay at hotel.

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Day 05: Gaya sight seeing

morning after breakfast proceed to vishnupad temple, dedicated to lord vishnu, is one of the major highlights of the destination. built in shikhara style, the temple was reconstructed by ahilya bai holkar of indore in 1787.
gaya pind daan is a ritual performed by hindus to free the spirits of their deceased ones, thus liberating them from the bondage of the materialistic world.. night dinner and stay at hotel.

Day 06: Gaya – allahabad

morning after breakfast journey towards allahabad the city of allahabad is among the largest cities of uttar pradesh and situated at the confluence of three rivers- ganga, yamuna and the invisible saraswati. the meeting point is known as triveni and is especially sacred to hindus.
night dinner and stay at hotel.

Day 07:Allahabad sight seeing

morning after breakfast proceed to triveni sangam, located at a distance of 7 km from the civil lines is one of the most famous tourist attractions of the city. hanuman mandir, located in proximity to the allahabad fort is one of the unique temples in the city. allahabad fort was built by emperor akbar in 1583 ad. the massive fort stands on the banks of the river yamuna near the confluence with river ganges. night dinner and stay at hotel allahabad.

Day 08: Allahabad

morning after breakfast check out the hotel and drop to allahabad airport/ railway station you will start return journey to home.

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About Varanasi

The north Indian city of Varanasi, or Benares, is regarded as sacred by Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. Situated in the fertile Ganga valley and on the banks of the Ganges, Varanasi is a place of pilgrimage for Hindus, who come to bathe in the holy river. Known as the City of Temples and a beacon of culture, Varanasi has produced many renowned writers. It’s also a centre of silk weaving, so practise haggling at the chaotic bazaar for some beautiful souvenirs. Rickshaws are the best way to get about.

The Kashi Vishwanath Temple stands on the west bank of the River Ganges. It is dedicated to Shiva, who has been worshipped here for hundreds of years in the form of Vishwanatha or Vishweshwara, “Ruler of the World.” There were several earlier versions of the temple.

Shiva is all and everything; he is the Universe.
The two eyes of Shiva are one-sided, and to get a perfect balance, you need to see his third eye.
When the world puts you in trouble, Mahadev rescues you.
Shiva teaches you to do deeds that are good for this world.

Best Kashi Vishwanath Package 3 Days & 2 Nights

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Kashi Vishwanath Package

Trip Location: Varanasi
Destinations Covered: 2N Varanasi
Start Point: Varanasi
End Point: Varanasi
Accommodation: Hotel
Things to do: Sightseeing

About The Package

It goes without saying, but India is an unfathomably diverse country. There are so many cultures, traditions, schools of thought and languages that all share these lands with each other despite the differences. All of these religions have learned to coexist with each other over the course of living side by side for centuries.

Travelling to Uttar Pradesh, there are a couple of townships that holds importance in so many of our cultures, and you can explore them yourself with our Kashi Vishwanath tour package. In the village of Kashi and the monuments of Sarnath, which are located fairly close to one another, the monuments, the people, the rituals that are performed here are all presented in a fascinating confluence of different faiths, all accompanying each other in an incredible showing of tolerance and compassion. It is also known as Benaras to some and Varanasi to others. The one thing that is common and clear across regardless of how someone may refer to it, is the fact that it is truly a place of great reverence among many faiths. All in all, if you are interested in becoming a part of this incredible dance of life, colour and culture for a few days, TravelTriangle’s Kashi Vishwanath temple tour package is meant for you. Here’s a glimpse at some of the place you may get to visit on our itinerary.

Sarnath

In the Pali Canon, a collection of scriptures that forms the belief system and history of the Theravada Buddhist tradition, this village for referred to as “Isipatana”, meaning “a place where holy men landed”. The name Sarnath, however, comes from the Sanskrit language, where the word “Saranganatha” has the meaning of “Lord of the Deer”. This may be due to the tale of one of Gautam Buddha’s previous lives as a Bodhisattva (a person who delays their ascent into enlightenment due to their display of compassion for beings who are still suffering) who was leading deer through a forest. There was a king who lived nearby who wished to hunt his deer, so this Bodhisattva struck a deal with him - that he would only hunt these animals one by one, per the Bodhisattva’s instructions. The king agreed, but then one day, the time came for the king to kill a doe who was to give birth to a fawn. To save this doe’s life he offered his own life to the king. The king, rocked to his core by this act of sacrifice, decide to create a sanctuary for deer in that forest instead. This sanctuary is said to be Sarnath’s famous Deer Park, where deer still live and thrive to this day.

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