
Aarti viewing and seating arrangements
Plan where and how you watch the evening Ganga aarti, from a seat on the ghat to a boat facing the ceremony, with timing and confirmation explained.
Pind Daan, shraddh and related rites for ancestors at Gaya, Kashi or another requested site, with priest, materials, timing and charges agreed in advance.

For many Hindu families, offering pind to the ancestors at Gaya is a duty carried across generations. Rites are performed along the Falgu river, at the Vishnupad temple and at the associated vedis, and in Kashi on the ghats of the Ganga and at Pishach Mochan Kund.
Families often have a pandit their elders used; if so, tell us and we will coordinate with them. Otherwise we arrange a priest suited to your tradition, agree the rites, duration and materials, and itemise the priest's charges. How many vedis you visit at Gaya, and how many days it takes, differs from one family to the next.
Pind Daan is a Hindu rite. A journey to Gaya for these rites does not include a Buddhist programme at Bodh Gaya unless you ask for one. On A Journey of Remembrance, these arrangements are already part of the journey and are not charged again.
Added items are requests. If something is already part of your journey and tier it shows as included and is never charged twice.

Plan where and how you watch the evening Ganga aarti, from a seat on the ghat to a boat facing the ceremony, with timing and confirmation explained.

Planned temple visits with clear timings, footwear and dress guidance, a team member alongside where agreed, and any official booking stated separately and transparently.

We find a priest for the ritual you have in mind, agree the place, materials, timing and dakshina, and explain what you will need to do.
Add it to My Journey and ask for a quotation, or tell us what you need on WhatsApp.