Varanasi Bodh Gaya Tour Package 3 Nights 4 Days: Sarnath & Mahabodhi Temple

Send your travel dates, group size and where you arrive from on WhatsApp, by phone or with the quote form. We reply with a written quote that lists what is included and not included. You confirm once you are happy with the plan.

Rates depend on your dates, group size, hotel category and the season, so we do not publish one fixed price. Share your plan and we send a written quote with an option for each stay type, so you can compare clearly.

Yes. Because the car and guide are private, the plan can be shortened, extended or reordered around your family, mobility, interests and flight or train timings. Tell us what matters and we adjust the itinerary before you pay.

October to March is the most comfortable season, with Dev Deepawali in November as a special time. Summers are hot, so sightseeing is planned for early mornings and evenings, and the monsoon can restrict the lower ghats and boat routes.

Itineraries can shift because of festivals, river levels, security restrictions or temple closures. We always arrange the nearest suitable alternative, tell you in advance and keep the quality of the day the same.

For October to March and for festivals such as Dev Deepawali or Mahashivratri, book several weeks ahead because hotels near the ghats fill up. Outside the peak season a week is usually enough.

About 250 km, roughly 4 to 5 hours each way by road, mostly on national highway. Winter fog can add time on early mornings.

Yes. Sarnath, where the Buddha gave his first sermon, is part of the Varanasi days, so you cover the first teaching and the enlightenment site together with the ghats and temples of Varanasi.

Yes. Gaya airport and railway station are close to Bodh Gaya, so you can be dropped there after the monasteries on the last morning.

Dress modestly, remove footwear, keep your voice low and follow instructions from monks and staff. Some areas have specific rules on photography, which the staff will explain.

You can choose without hotel, a budget 3-star, a heritage haveli or boutique stay near the ghats, or a premium property with Ganga or ghat views. The sightseeing and car stay the same; only the hotel category changes.

Yes. The tour uses a private air-conditioned car with a driver for the sightseeing in the plan, including tolls, parking and driver charges. Meals, entry tickets and personal expenses are extra.

Meals are not included unless your quote says so, so you can choose where to eat. Monument and museum entry fees are paid on the spot. Your quote lists every inclusion and exclusion in writing.

Yes. We can slow the pace, shorten walking distances and choose quieter darshan hours. Please mention any mobility needs, health conditions or dietary preferences when you enquire so we plan the right approach.

Light, modest clothing with shoulders and knees covered for temples, shoes that are easy to remove, a scarf or stole, sunscreen and a water bottle. Phones, bags and leather items are not allowed inside Kashi Vishwanath, so leave them in the car or at the hotel.