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Kashi Vishwanath darshan, a sunrise boat ride, the Dashashwamedh aarti from the water and a morning at Sarnath.

Fifteen days after Diwali every ghat is lined with clay lamps. This is the only night of the year Varanasi looks like this.

A boat to the Triveni Sangam, Bade Hanuman lying down rather than standing, and the house where the freedom movement was argued out.

Early darshan at the Ram Mandir, the seventy-six steps up to Hanuman Garhi, and an evening aarti that still belongs to the locals.

Kamadgiri parikrama, the Ram Ghat aarti on the Mandakini and the cave rivers where Rama is said to have spent eleven of his fourteen exiled years.

Sarnath, Bodhgaya, Rajgir, Nalanda and Kushinagar - the five places the Buddha's life actually turned, covered in one unhurried loop.

Pind daan at Vishnupad and the Falgu with an experienced Gayapal priest, and the Mahabodhi Temple thirteen kilometres away.

The full Kashi experience, then a morning road transfer north for Ram Janmabhoomi darshan and the Saryu aarti.

Kashi Vishwanath, the Triveni Sangam and Ram Janmabhoomi in one continuous week, with the driving broken into short mornings.

The Har Ki Pauri aarti, the ropeway temples above Haridwar, and Rishikesh where the river is still cold and green.

Kashi Vishwanath and Pashupatinath in a single journey, with Lumbini on the way and the Himalaya at the far end.