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Dev Deepawali Kashi Package Tour

Every year, on the full moon night of Kartik Purnima, the holy city of Kashi (Varanasi) glows with light from end to end. It is not just a festival, it is a divine experience. The Dev Deepawali Kashi Tour takes you into the heart of this celebration, held fifteen days after Diwali. In 2026 it falls on Tuesday, 24 November.

What Makes Dev Deepawali in Kashi Special

Kashi is said to be the city where the gods come down to celebrate Diwali. On this night the ghats of Varanasi glow with light from end to end, in honour of Lord Shiva and the river Ganga. The air fills with devotion, music and faith.

Highlights of Our Dev Deepawali Kashi Tour

  • Evening Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat
  • Boat ride on the Ganga to view the lit ghats
  • Visit to Kashi Vishwanath Temple and Sarnath
  • Local heritage walks and authentic street food

You can join our Dev Deepawali Varanasi group tour or choose a private Bajra boat evening on the Ganges. Both start at ₹8,500 per person.

There is also the Varanasi Dev Diwali experience, a separate offer at ₹8,500 per person.

Why Choose House of Ullassa

You get expert guides, smooth logistics and real local touches, planned for both leisure and spiritual travellers. As your India travel and ground partner, we plan journeys across India all year round, long after the festival is over.

You can compare Dev Deepawali with all our 2026 festival tours on one page.

Plan your Dev Deepawali Kashi Tour today and witness light, devotion and timeless tradition with House of Ullassa.

FAQ

When is Dev Deepawali 2026 in Kashi?

Tuesday, 24 November 2026, on Kartik Purnima.

What does the Dev Deepawali Kashi tour include?

Evening Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, a boat ride past the lit ghats, Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Sarnath, heritage walks and street food.

What are my options and prices?

The group tour, the Bajra boat evening and the Varanasi Dev Diwali experience are separate offers, each from ₹8,500 per person.

Why is it called Dev Deepawali?

It is believed the gods come down to Kashi to celebrate Diwali on this night.

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