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Guide Chandan

Name: Guide Chandan
Address: Varanasi, 220002, IN
Telephone: +918736805076
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Receiving people from every corner of the world with warm welcome as a guest to India .
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Being a guide I love to take initiative to make my Guest feel comfortable and let them know about our Religion, people's lifestyle ,culture, tradition and cuisine.

13/04/2024

Glimpse of Benares...

05/04/2024

Ganga aarti is a magnificent evening ritual in Varanasi that one must not miss. The aarti, or worshipping River Ganga, takes place every day, at dusk. The ceremony is performed by a group of priests on the ghats. Amid blowing of conch shells, the ringing of several bells, the clanging of brass cymbals and the chanting chorus of mantras, the priests venerate Ganga, the lifeline of Varanasi, with brass lamps that rise several tiers. The priests performing the arti are all draped in similar clothing-- a kurta and a dhoti. The preparations for the arti include collecting five elevated planks, an idol of Goddess Ganga, flowers and incense sticks. Rituals of the arti are performed by those learned in Vedas and the Upanishads and are lead by the head priest of the Gangotri Seva Samiti. The arti lasts about 45 minutes. Devotees float smaller diyas on leaf platters in the river as obeisance to the holy Ganga. As the sunlight recedes, the innumerable lamps flowing in the water make for an unforgettable sight. The hour-long ritual can be watched from the ghats or boats moored at the river bank.

01/04/2024

18/03/2024

20/12/2023

Thank you Mr. Gordon..
Ex Director of the City Program at Simon Fraser University.

14/09/2023

A group of Italian guest for exploration of different Dimensions of Banaras and this photo has taken in front of kashi labh mukti bhawan ( salvation house).

08/07/2023

Primary school teachers in Barcelona Spain.

31/03/2023

Tour in Varanasi

08/02/2023

Guests from Toronto (Canada)...

26/10/2022

during food tour in Varanasi ...

07/09/2022

: If sky is the limit for you, then meet us in Goa on 21st September '22 for walk-in interviews of Cabin Crew (Female) .

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29/08/2022

India is a colourful country, a land of a thousand festivals celebrated throughout the year. Our nation has a diverse community that includes several languages, festivals, cultures and religions. And Teej is one of the most popular festivals observed by the women of India.

This festival even extends to Nepal and is one of the monsoon festivals that is dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati.Hartalika Teej occurs in the Shukla Paksha Tritiya of Bhadrapada month.

Hariyali and Kajari Teej are the other two popular Teej festivals observed across the country. The Nirjala(Without water) fast is performed by unmarried and married women across the country.

The fast is kept to wish for the long lives of their husbands and to get a spouse who has similar characteristics to Lord Shiva.

29/08/2022

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I enjoy my work as a guide because the most interesting part of my profession is meeting people from all over the world. Being a guide I love to take the initiative to make my Guest feel comfortable and let them know about our Religion, the opinion of the people and Know the religion and tradition w...

18/08/2022

https://gowithguide.com/india/tour/a-walk-with-the-taste-of-banaras-varanasi-8321

Join us as we walk through the bylanes to the best of the food joints savoring Malaiyo, Tamatar Chaat, Malai Toast, Tea, Thandai and Banarasi Paan and much more! And relish in not just the mouthwatering delicacies, but also hearty conversations with their Banarasi makers.

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Varanasi
220002

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 10pm
Tuesday	8am - 10pm
Wednesday	8am - 10pm
Thursday	8am - 10pm
Friday	8am - 10pm
Saturday	8am - 10pm
Sunday	8am - 9pm

Telephone

+918736805076

Website

https://banaraswalkingtour.com/

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The Subah-e-Banaras is performed during morning hours, to be precise at sunrise. Attended by the tourists in large number, this Ganga worship ceremony is driven by the belief that praying the Almighty at this hour in the morning brings prosperity in life and the person remains fresh for the whole day. It continues in the morning for two hours. During the summer season, the program starts at 5 am. The schedule of various activities and rituals has been judiciously chalked out. It starts with a Yoga session in group. Chanting of ‘mantras’ and hymns during Yoga acts as a motivation to the people. Further, the yoga is done in fresh air so that a connection with nature could be established. The next program is the Vedic Yajna with recitation of holy hymns to seek blessings of the divine power. The Yajna is done to provide world peace and dedicate the same to the five basic elements of the earth, namely land, water, sky, air and fire (Ksh*ti, Jal, Pavak, Gagan & Sameer) according to Hindu mythology.

Music is supposed to be the soul of life. By virtue of being the oldest living city, Benaras has its own rich history and treasure of music. According to mythology, when Renu (son of Vishwamitra) and Mahagovind founded (Varanasi), they also brought with them the Aryan traditions and the Vedic culture. Lord Shiva is the presiding deity of Varanasi and is also considered as the lord of dance and music. According to the Puranic tales the Apsaras, Gandharvas and Kinnars lived in Varanasi and made the musical tradition of Varanasi a rich one.