Varanasi Tour with Panchkroshi Yatra 2N/3D Tour Package

Visit the Old Kashi Vishwanath Temple, the Annapurna Temple, the Vishalakshi Temple, and the Kal Bhairav Temple at 5:30 in the morning. Then, head back to the hotel for breakfast before starting the Panchkoshi Yatra Varanasi. This little water tank is located not far from the well-known Manikarnika Ghat. The Manikarnika Kund is used by the worshipers for bathing. They then do a Sankalp for the yatra while holding some water in their hands. Following the Sankalp, worshippers board a boat and travel to Assi ghat, Varanasi’s southernmost Ganga ghat. The yatra’s starting point is here. After this, the 50-mile (or roughly 80-kilometre) path has five Padavs or pauses. An old path for pilgrims is the Panch Kroshi road. There are boards that direct you along the way and tell you where the padavs, or stops, are.

Total Distance of Panchkroshi Yatra

For a total of 8 Kos, travel to the Kardameshwar Mahadev Temple through Kardameshwarto Bhim Chandi (5 Kos). Travel from Bhim Chandi to Rameshwar after visiting the Chandikeshwar Mahadev Temple. Total: 15 Kos plus 7 Kos. Rameshwar Temple, Rameshwar-Shivpur, Tulja Bhawai 4 Kos; 19 Kos in total Pancho Pandava, Shivpurto Kapildhara, and Draupadi Kund 22 kos in total, 3 kos Go to the Mahadev Temple. Jaun Ganesh Temple is the last destination before you board a boat to return to the Ganga. Near the confluence of the Ganga and Varna is a little Ganesh shrine with a beautiful Ganesh statue. Kapildhara to Manikarnika 1 Kos equals 3.2 kilometres multiplied by 25 kilometres equals 80 kilometres.