Khajuraho: A visit to the temples of Khajuraho is one of the highlights of any immersive North India trip. In the period from 950 AD to 1050 AD this 1,000-year-old town experienced a remarkable florescence of Indo-Aryan architecture. These masterpieces of stone masonry art reflect many aspects of Indian life. The sculptures and reliefs depicting gods, warriors, musicians, animals, and especially time and again women and couples in love in a perfect passion. The figures of Apsaras (celestial dancers), and erotic sculptures let the Kama Sutra to be alive again. But in the context of Hindu mythology, the erotic images must be properly interpreted. In the act of love, you see not only the union of man and woman, but also the generative act of the world's creation by the gods. The western group of temples are erected in hinin the West, the plant is in the Hindu style, while the east group of temples are erected in the Jain style.

Varanasi: Located at the middle of the Ganges basin, Varanasi (Benares), also known as Kashi, is, like Rome, considered as the "Eternal City". Varanasi is the most important of the seven sacred cities of Hindus and also one of the oldest cities in the world. The city is not only a place of pilgrimage, but also unanimously the spiritual capital of traditional Hindu culture and literature. On the ghats (steps leading to the river) of the holy river, you will always see the crowds of the Hindu faithful and pilgrims, taking bath and performing religious ceremonials. The bath in the Ganges cleanses the sins and promises absolution.

During a boat trip on the Ganges, experience the unique colors of the sunrise. Here - surrounded by the sound of bells, hymn singing of the priests, the fragrance of flowers and the sights of "bathing ghats" - you can gain insight into the religion of Hinduism. He who vanquishes the disconcertment, will see Varanasi with different eyes and be amazed. On the return journey to the hotel you will visit the "golden" Vishwanath temple. After breakfast and a refreshment break at the hotel, visit among the most important of the many shrines of the city, the Bharat Mata Temple, Tulsi Manas Mandir and Durga Tempel. Later, you drive through the 5 kmē large premises of the Banaras Hindu University and then visit the New Vishwanath Temple, which is accessible to people of all religions.