Starting From $850 / €708 per person
INDIA Trotter shapes a tour varanasi experience by following the city’s rhythm—dawn on the water, temple bells, and evening fire rituals. From the outset, we time key moments so the city feels present and ceremonial. As a result, Varanasi becomes atmosphere and memory, not a rushed sequence.
Rather than staying only on the riverfront, we take you into old lanes, heritage corners, and craft traditions like Banarasi silk. Therefore, the Benaras tour feels grounded in everyday culture alongside the sacred.
Meanwhile, your Khajuraho trip plan is guided like an art encounter—layout, symbolism, and sculpture bands read as a whole. Consequently, the temples speak through form and idea, not just famous motifs.
In addition, museums such as the Archaeological Museum and Adivart add context to what you see in stone. As a result, Khajuraho feels connected to region and tradition rather than a standalone site.
Likewise, the private format allows pauses, re-visits, and quiet time when a space calls for it. In turn, your private trip to Khajuraho feels personal, reflective, and unhurried.
Finally, as a travel agent for Khajuraho tours, INDIA Trotter plans Varanasi and Khajuraho as a single journey with a clear arc—river ritual to temple art. Therefore, travellers leave with a sense of continuity rather than two separate trips stitched together.
The cost starts from $985 / €822 per person. However, final pricing varies by hotel category, season, and number of travellers.
It is fully private. In fact, this private trip to Khajuraho and Varanasi is designed for flexible pacing and a personal travel style.
Typically, the Benaras tour includes airport transfers, Ganga Aarti, boat rides, heritage walks, a silk tradition visit, and an evening river cruise.
Yes. Moreover, knowledgeable local guides are provided for the heritage areas of Varanasi and the Western and Eastern temple groups in Khajuraho.
In addition to airport pickup and local transport, Khajuraho travel packages include guided visits to the UNESCO-listed temples, the Archaeological Museum, and the Adivart Tribal and Folk Art Museum.
In particular, the Western and Eastern temple groups are known for sculpture bands that combine spiritual symbolism, movement, and remarkable stone craftsmanship—often the highlight of a Khajuraho trip plan.
Yes. For example, it offers a strong window into central India’s tribal art traditions and adds context to the region beyond temple architecture.
Yes. Consequently, you can add Sarnath, Orchha, or additional Varanasi rituals depending on what you want from the journey.
Definitely. Because the route combines spiritual India with temple art and museum context, first-time travellers find the experience clear and rewarding.
Yes. Typically, accommodations are included, ranging from heritage-style stays in Varanasi to serene retreats in Khajuraho.
Because a travel agent for Khajuraho tours coordinates guides, timing, and cultural access, travellers experience the temples with clearer context and better flow.
Finally, a private trip to Khajuraho lets you pause, return to a temple group if you wish, and absorb sculpture and symbolism at your own pace—without the rush of a group schedule.
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