The Ghats at Varanasi are popular for the holy dips, but they also offer good options for boating. By boating afloat the ghats, one gets to witness the true flavor of Varanasi. If you opt for ...

There are two ghats in the old city of Varanasi where corpses are cremated. One of them is the Manikarnika Ghat, the burning ghat. Here the families carry the corpses. Here the open funeral pyres ...

iStock From ancient temples to various ghats on the banks of the River Ganga, Varanasi offers tourists a one-of-a-kind blend of spiritual and religious experiences that captivate their souls.

Varanasi boasts over 80 ghats, each with its own history and significance. From the bustling Dashashwamedh Ghat to the tranquil Assi Ghat, there's a story waiting at every turn. Winter's pleasant ...

The Ghats at Varanasi are considered holy and it is believed that if one takes a dip in the waters, one is free from all his sins. Those who seek salvation crowd this place, along with tourists ...

Enjoy serene mornings, bustling markets, and peaceful sunsets along the ghats. Varanasi isn’t just a city—it’s an experience. Ancient, chaotic, and deeply spiritual, it’s the kind of place ...

Varanasi is that one experience in India that holds the power of transforming you and your life forever. Sitting on the banks of the sacred Ganges, this ancient maze of ghats, temples, and chaotic ...

There’s no better way to experience the magic of Varanasi than watching the ghats come to life as the first light of day touches the river. From priests performing morning rituals to devotees ta ...

Organising events on the ghats of the Ganga in Varanasi will now require paying a fee to the municipal corporation, an official said on Tuesday. Before this, organisers only had to seek permission ...

Said to be a sacred ritual, devotees play Holi with ashes from cremation pyres. This age-old tradition, believed to be as ancient as Kashi itself, takes place five days before Holi, signaling the ...