During major festivals like Diwali, Makar Sankranti, and Holi, the ghats of Varanasi are transformed with vibrant rituals, ...

According to Hindu mythology, the ghat is linked to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, who performed cosmic dance here, and a ...

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 ...

Sarnath Varanasi: Exploring Buddhism's Enduring ... Along the river lies an ancient burning ghat fulfilling the most profound mortal journey in Hinduism cremation and passage onto the next life.

NMCG has rehabilitated as many as 26 ghats in the city of Varanasi. The visitors seemed elated and satisfied with the efforts done by the NMCG in renovation and maintenance of ghats along the ...

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 ...

This Diwali, witness the radiant glow of women's empowerment illuminating the ghats of Varanasi. Thanks to a government initiative, women's self-help groups are crafting and selling thousands of ...

The ghats along the Ganges, the labyrinthine alleys, and the numerous temples create an aura of timeless spirituality that attracts pilgrims, seekers, and tourists alike. Diwali in Varanasi ...

The banks of a river wedded to a chaotic city, a tangled maze of crammed alleys, and a host of centuries-old palaces—there are numerous places to visit in Varanasi that will fascinate you to the ...

A place of religious importance for Hindus, Varanasi is visited by pilgrims all year round. A visit to Varanasi is your ticket to an understanding of Hindu culture and rituals. The Kashi ...