People plan to visit many other pilgrimage sites nearby while going to Maha Kumbh. Varanasi, Ayodhya, and many other places are also getting crowded. But in the meantime, people are also facing the problem of transport. Train tickets are not easily available, so a person from East Champaran has planned a bus trip for the people living in remote villages. He has already organized a trip to Maha Kumbh.

Santosh Jha says that the biggest reason behind the plan of this trip is that the people of remote villages have the desire to visit, but are not able to do so. Train tickets are not available and no such means is available by which the family can go to Prayagraj and other important pilgrimage sites in one go with convenience. If you go by car, the expenses will double.

What is the arrangement?

According to Santosh Jha, a 66-seater AC bus will open on February 10. This time we will visit Kashi Vishwanath in Banaras, after that Vindhyachal Mai, then Prayagraj Amrit Snan, and will also try to visit Ayodhya. On the way back, we will also visit Thawe Mai in Gopalganj. To participate in this journey, one has to pay Rs 2000 for sitting and Rs 2500 for sleepers. Passengers will have to make their arrangements for food and water. The vehicle will be stopped at various places at the convenience of the passengers.

Experience of the passenger who went on the first journey
Ajit Srivastava, a passenger from Local 18, says that I had traveled with them earlier, it was a good experience. The joy of the journey increased as we went together without any problem. Gunalshan Jha said that I had also gone and it was a very good experience, there was no problem and we returned home safely.

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