Varanasi, also known as Kashi, is regarded as the holiest city for Hindus and serves as India's cultural capital. To preserve the city’s rich heritage, various pilgrimage circuits have been established, connecting around 300 significant temples, with the Sri Kashi Vishwanath Temple at the center. These circuits highlight the historical and spiritual importance of these ancient temples, promoting the authentic essence of Varanasi and Indian culture.

Situated on the west bank of the Ganges River, Varanasi has played a vital role in India’s cultural landscape for over 3,000 years. It is a key pilgrimage destination and represents the essence of India to international visitors. The traditional evening ritual of floating lamps on the Ganges beautifully embodies the spirit of Indian culture.

Kashi is renowned for its religious significance and offers numerous opportunities for spiritual pilgrimage. Various organized pilgrimages invite visitors to seek blessings and spiritual peace from a range of Hindu deities. These journeys are designed to educate travelers about the diverse gods and goddesses worshipped in Kashi, along with their respective temples and crafts, through specific travel routes. Key pilgrimage circuits include:

• Panchkroshi Yatra: The ancient pilgrimage route of Kashi Khand
• Nava Durga Yatra
• Nava Gauri Yatra
• Kashi Bhairav Yatra
• Kashi Vishnu Yatra
• Char Dham Yatra in Kashi
• Dwadash Aditya Yatra
• Twelve Jyotirling Yatra
• Eleventh Vinayak Yatra