Kashi Vishwanath will be visited by the Indian Railway Catering Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC) on behalf of the Aastha Circuit special train along with the pilgrimage sites of South India. This is the first train after Kovid to visit the pilgrimage sites of Balaji Tirupati, Meenakshi Temple, Rameshwaram, Kanyakumari, Vivekananda Rock, Padmanabhaswamy Temple and Varanasi.

It will open from Rajgir on October 20 to the pilgrimage sites of South India via Bihar Sharif, Nalanda, Bakhtiyarpur, Patna, Ara, Buxar, Dildarnagar, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction. In return, Kashi will come on November 2 via Vishwanath.

13 Nights-14 Days Journey- IRCTC Regional Manager Rajesh Kumar told in the press conference that this entire journey will be of 13 nights and 14 days. The total fare for the journey is Rs 13230 per passenger inclusive of all taxes. So far 150 passengers have made bookings.

Interested travelers visiting the pilgrimage site can get information from IRCTC office Biscoman Tower Gandhi Maidan and phone number 9771440056, 9771440016 for detailed information and booking related to travel.

Sanjeev Kumar of IRCTC said that in the journey, travel by sleeper class, vegetarian food, bus for roaming, arrangement of Dharamshala for stay and availability of security guard, mask and sanitizer in each coach and tour escort.

Let us inform that a warning of the third wave of corona virus has been issued in India. However, now many states are busy giving relief from the lockdown. At the same time, schools are also being opened under continuous unlock in many states.

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