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VARANASI'S GANGA AARTI IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RELIGIOUS RITE

Varanasi is a holy city in India with kilometers of Ghats for ritual bathing and a variety of temples, palaces, and shrines that celebrate Hindu culture. Every spiritual seeker in the world is drawn to Banaras by something in the air there. You only need to spend some time here in Varanasi if your mind is racing with fear and upset feelings in order to get your mind back in order. Even though no motor vehicle can fit through the city's small streets, wandering around here is a pleasant experience.

Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains all regard Varanasi as sacred. Daily from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, the Ganga Aarti along the Ganges river bank is a must-see event. Seeing thousands of diyas floating in the river at once is such a lovely sight. In order to cleanse oneself and carry out rituals for future success, take a bath in the Ganges river. You'll feel deeply rooted in Hindu culture as a result of your joyful encounter with the Ganges river.

Dasaswamedh Ghat in Varanasi is a must-visit ghat because of its exciting surroundings. Along with a variety of flower vendors and boat owners, sadhus (holy men) with unique face paint may be seen. Another popular pastime in the Varanasi Ghats is photography, which is made possible by the city's vibrant streets and fascinating residents.

Another well-known ghat in Varanasi is Assi Ghat, where the Shiva lingam is a popular tourist destination. After having a swim in the Ganges river, thousands of worshippers flock here every day to offer prayers to Lord Shiva. One of the most significant ghats on the Varanasi trip is Assi Ghat, where you can see many Hindu cultural elements harmoniously merging together. Don't forget to go to Varanasi's most well-known temple, Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple.

The distance from Delhi to Varanasi is around 866.3 kilometers. Consequently, travelling there by bus takes around 13 hours. Regular buses, non-AC deluxe buses, AC deluxe buses, and Volvo buses are the several bus types that travel between Delhi and Varanasi. Zingbus, HRTC, HPTDC and Laxmi Holidays bus operators offer the most comfortable buses for Delhi to Varanasi route.

Bus fares from Delhi to Varanasi start at INR 499 and may reach INR 3000. The cost of the bus ticket is determined by the bus type, the date of purchase, and the amenities selected. An air-conditioned bus will cost much more than a conventional bus.

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A JOURNEY TO REMEMBER!

Traveling is perhaps the finest method to get away from a hectic job schedule and discover our true self. People will appreciate the special memories they make on the journey with their loved ones for the rest of their lives. One of the finest reasons to travel sometimes is to meet the people, discover new sights and street cuisine, and learn about the history and culture of the region.

The journey to Rajasthan, India, is one such amazing adventure that will always have a special place in my heart. It was a pleasant bus ride from Delhi to Jaipur. We got a Volvo bus from KASHMIRI GATE in Delhi, and it took us 7 hours to get there. Zingbus, HRTC, HPTDC and Laxmi Holidays bus operators offer the most comfortable buses for Delhi to Jaipur route. Longer trips are best taken in luxury buses since they provide greater amenities and services that guarantee a secure and comfortable ride for their passengers. The constant amusement, inside jokes, and laughing aboard the bus kept us smiling even though the trip was exhausting.

At 11:00 PM, we arrived at Jaipur. We eventually became weary from the constant trip and discovered a cheap place to stay in Nahar Singh Haveli. After a full night of relaxation, we rose early the next morning to tour the streets of the lovely pink city. We started off with a hearty breakfast at Stepout Cafe in Jaipur's Ashok Nagar, C-Scheme. Then we went to Jaipur's City Palace and Hawa Mahal. These locations' stunning architecture was a visual delight for us.

Because of Jaipur's beautiful havelis and palaces, you wouldn't want to stay there indefinitely. We enjoyed the most comforting supper of our life at Masala Chowk, an outdoor food court serving the greatest Jaipur cuisine. Without visiting the shops, no trip is complete. We arrived at Bapu Bazaar as our penultimate and last stop before continuing on to our homes. What a revitalising journey that was!