Kasi Yatra is a once-in-a-lifetime journey for many Tamil families – often done for parents or for ancestors. It should be peaceful, not a struggle with language, crowds and unfamiliar food.
Our Kasi Yatra group tours from Chennai come with a Tamil tour manager who explains the meaning of every temple and ritual, a Tamil cook serving idli, pongal and sambar sadam, and help to arrange Tamil-speaking priests for Ganga snan, Triveni Sangam pooja and Gaya shraddham.
Choose the 6-day Kasi–Prayagraj–Ayodhya yatra, the 8-day Kasi–Gaya yatra for pitru karma, the slow-paced Senior Citizens Special, or a private family yatra with a Tamil-speaking driver.
Packages for you
Private • Tamil Driver4 Nights / 5 DaysKasi, Prayagraj & Ayodhya Yatra with Tamil Driver
Group • Tamil Guide + South Indian Food5 Nights / 6 DaysKasi Yatra Group Tour from Chennai – Varanasi, Prayagraj & Ayodhya
Group • Tamil Guide + South Indian Food7 Nights / 8 DaysKasi, Gaya, Prayagraj & Ayodhya Yatra – Pitru Karma Group Tour
Group • Tamil Guide + South Indian Food3 Nights / 4 DaysAyodhya Ram Mandir Special – Tamil Group Tour
Group • Tamil Guide + South Indian Food9 Nights / 10 DaysGrand North India Tamil Group Tour – Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Varanasi & Ayodhya
Group • Tamil Guide + South Indian Food6 Nights / 7 DaysSenior Citizens Special Kasi Yatra – Slow-Paced Tamil Group Tour
FAQs
Can you arrange a Tamil priest in Kasi and Gaya?
Yes. We arrange Tamil-speaking priests for Ganga snan, karmas at Kasi, Triveni Sangam pooja and Gaya shraddham. Pooja materials and dakshina are paid at actual cost.
What is the best time for Kasi Yatra?
October to March is most comfortable. Mahalaya Paksha (Sept–Oct) is the most important period for pitru karma at Gaya.
Is Kasi Yatra suitable for senior citizens?
Yes. Our Senior Citizens Special Kasi Yatra has a slow pace, wheelchair and battery-car help, soft-food option, an attendant and a doctor on call.