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Antara Cruises introduces Varanasi to Prayagraj & Patna routes on MV Bengal Ganga

Starting from October 23, 2024, guests aboard the MV Bengal Ganga will embark on a journey with curated itineraries.

Antara Cruises announces the arrival of the MV Bengal Ganga to Varanasi, marking the beginning of its new spiritual and cultural journeys on the Ganga River. Following its relocation from Kolkata, the ship will dock at Namo Ghat and offer travellers an exclusive river cruising experience of the rich cultural and religious heritage of Varanasi and beyond.

Starting from October 23, 2024, guests aboard the MV Bengal Ganga will embark on a journey with curated itineraries.

The 3 Nights/4 Days Cruise departs every Friday. Travellers will sail along with Ganga, witness the famous Ganga Arti on local boats, the Kashi Vishwanath temple, followed by an excursion to Sarnath, a site of great significance in Buddhist history, a visit to Varanasi’s local bazaars.

In this itinerary, the ship also sails to Kaithi and Chunar for an overnight stay onboard. The customised itinerary offers more time to enjoy local culture.

Apart from seeing the Ganga Aarti, the tourists will be taken on a tour to the surrounding districts. The ship will be cruising upstream towards to Chunar, Mirzapur and Prayagraj and downstream towards Kaithi, Ghazipur, Ballia and Patna depending on water conditions.

Raj Singh, Founder Chairman, Antara Cruises – Heritage River Journeys Pvt Ltd, affirmed on the significance of this new start, said: “These new journeys from Varanasi will not only offer tourists a cultural, exceptional and elegant experience, but we will also create new economic opportunities and support for local communities. Our cruises are designed to promote tourism along the waterways without affecting traditional local employment. We believe in sustainable tourism that supports local livelihoods while providing travellers with an unforgettable experience of the rich cultural traditions of the region.”

Visitors aboard the ship will be treated to stay in 20 well-designed suites with amenities that ensure a comfortable stay.

All meals, whether local specialties or international cuisine, are vegetarian. The upper deck Saloon offers a selection of delicious non-alcoholic specialty drinks, including sherbets, teas, and coffees.

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