Varanasi is a city of beautiful streets, Ghats, places and probably that's the reason why every Instagram user wishes to add it to their feed.

Visiting Varanasi is always an overwhelming experience that can confuse you with the plethora

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There is something very special about the mornings of Varanasi that attract millions of tourists every year. The mystical morning which goes by the name of "Subah-e-Banaras" or simply "A Morning in Varanasi" is something one should

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Varanasi is a spiritual capital for those who seek peace and a mecca for those who seek frames. Varanasi has always been a favorite city of photographers due to its amazing architecture and culture.

Let's take a walk down memory lane

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Dev Diwali or Dev Deepawali is one of the most celebrated festivals in Varanasi. It is celebrated on Kartik Poornima, 15 days after Diwali - the festival of lights. This year Dev Diwali will be celebrated on 27th November 2023.

On Dev

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One of the oldest ghats of Varanasi the Badri Narayan Ghat derives its name from a temple located in the southern part of it. The temple which is a replica of the Badri Narayan (Badrinath temple), Kumaon region of Uttarakhand was built by

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Enlightenment, and the death which comes before it, is the primary business of Varanasi. - Tahir Shah

Folklores, Mysteries, Magic, History and Legends. If you will start exploring the Varanasi and dig deeper in its alley you will

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Gola Ghat is one of the oldest ghats of Varanasi and its been in use since late12th Century. The upper area of this Ghat had a lot of granaries and the market was called "Galla Market". Locals used to pronounce "Galla" as "Gola" and that's…

Rajghat is the northernmost ghat of Varanasi and located just before the Malviya bridge. It is one of the most famous ghats of Varanasi but holds no religious importance today. In 1970 the municipal corporation of Varanasi built a pucca…

Rani ghat is located next to the Rajghat and was a part of it in early days. Just like the Rajghat it holds no religious importance and is one of the least popular ghats in Varanasi. In 1937 a queen of Lucknow, Muniya Sahiba built a grand…