Delhi to Varanasi Tour by Tempo Traveller

The road trip from Delhi to Varanasi is a journey through the heart of India with scenic views and a taste of the northern plains. You can choose the route via Agra - Lucknow Expy. The route passes through Mathura, Agra, Lucknow, Sultanpur and Jaunpur. Where you can visit historical places and try local flavours. Travelling in a tempo traveller ensures your group has a hassle-free journey with lots of comfort and convenience.

Onboard facilities for our tempo travellers like pushback seats and entertainment systems make this long journey comfortable. You can take breaks at prominent stopovers and visit nearby attractions.

• Key Stopovers: Mathura, Agra, Lucknow, Sultanpur and Jaunpur
• Preferred Route: Agra - Lucknow Expy
• Alternate Route: Via NH 34 and Via NH 19
• Travel Time: Approximately 13-14 hours

The Delhi to Varanasi distance is approximately 799 km and can be covered in around 13 to 14 hours. You can take the most preferred route via Agra - Lucknow Expressway. There is other two routes that you can choose from either via NH 34 or NH 19.

Our tempo traveller rental from Delhi to Varanasi is a budget friendly option without compromising with comfort. The cost includes fuel, driver allowance and Uttar Pradesh state taxes. Parking and sightseeing charges are not included in the package. We have tempo travellers with a seating capacity of 9 to 20 to fit your group size.

Our prices are transparent with no hidden charges. 3 days round trip from Delhi to Varanasi starts at ₹51,000 depending upon the vehicle and facilities you choose. You can choose from our versatile fleet of Luxury Seating or Maharaja Tempo Traveller to travel in luxurious way. Contcat us today to book a tempo traveller from Delhi NCR for Varanasi at great deal.

Varanasi is a city of great spiritual importance and cultural heritage. Start your day with a sunrise boat ride on the Ganges where you can see the ghats and the rituals being performed by the devotees. Then explore the narrow alleys of the city that lead you to ancient temples, bustling markets and hidden historical gems.

The Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat is a must see. The chanting, the lamps and the energy are magical. Take part in cultural activities like learning classical music or yoga which is a part of Varanasi’s identity. The city also offers foodie delights like Banarasi paan, kachori sabzi and malaiyo.

Outside the city visit Sarnath, the place where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon and explore its ancient stupas and archaeological museum. In the evening you can walk through the sides of the river, attend cultural events and you can do the shopping for famous Banarasi silk sarees or traditional arts and crafts. Varanasi is a destination which offers a unique blend of spirituality, culture and tradition, so every traveller will have a memorable trip.

While there are tons of places to visit and explore in Varanasi. Here is a list of a few famous places to visit:

This ghat is famous for the grand Ganga Aarti in the evening. The priests perform synchronized rituals with lamps and it’s a spiritual experience. You get to see the river and local life.

One of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, this temple is very sacred. The gold plated spire and intricate carvings are an architectural beauty. Devotees from all over the world come to seek blessings and experience the divine energy. It’s in the heart of the city so very accessible.

Assi Ghat is a peaceful spot to do morning yoga and meditation. Less crowded than other ghats and perfect for introspection. Sunrise at Assi Ghat is a beautiful sight and a favourite among photographers. It’s also a hub for cultural events and art performances.

Located 10 km from Varanasi, Sarnath is a Buddhist pilgrimage site. It’s the place where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon. The site has Dhamek Stupa, Chaukhandi Stupa and Archaeological Museum with ancient relics. A peaceful retreat with lots of historical and spiritual significance.

One of the oldest ghats in Varanasi, Manikarnika Ghat is all about life and death in Hindu rituals. It is said that those who are cremated here get moksha or liberation. The ghat is a spiritually intense experience and a peek into the old traditions.

17th century fort on the eastern bank of the Ganges. Mughal architecture. Museum with royal artefacts, vintage cars and weapons. The views of the river and the culture make it a popular tourist spot.

Not only a place of learning but also a beautiful campus with greenery. Bharat Kala Bhavan Museum within the university has rare art and artefacts. Vishwanath Temple on the campus is another attraction.

Temple dedicated to Lord Rama. Walls have verses from Ramcharitmanas. Historical and cultural significance as it is the birthplace of Tulsidas. Peaceful surroundings make it a favourite spot for devotees and tourists.