Flooded with shops on both sides, the market is famous for everything knick-knacks, fine silk, brocade textures, zari work, and shoes! Walk through the lanes to the next market of Vishwanath lane which is a world of its own! A narrow, long lane swarmed with shops on either side, this market is famous for religious things, glass and wooden bangles, and other knick-knacks along with silk shops

Once you’re done shopping, move ahead with all the food that is waiting for you! From trying on the best lassi, (buttered milk served with condensed milk as garnishing) to the best samosas (small deep-fried triangle with potato stuffing served with mint sauce) you will be tasting it all

Move ahead to Kashi Chaat corner (the most iconic local eatery in Varanasi) where you will try a variety of delicacies like the papri chaat (yogurt-based tangy dish), tamatar (Tomato) chaat (tomato and basil curry), Pani puri ( small balls which are eaten with tangy and spicy water)

If that is not enough, move ahead to try the most famous sweets that Varanasi is famous for! From gulab jamun (one of the most famous sweets for Indians) along with kulfi (India’s very own ice cream) End this culinary journey with a meetha paan (beetle nut with leaves given which tastes sweet)

In the end, your guide will drop you back at your hotel!