
Pandey Ghat – A Peaceful Ghat with a Storied Past
Located between the bustling Dashashwamedh and the quieter Darbhanga Ghats, Pandey Ghat is a serene yet culturally rich area along the Ganges in Varanasi. Named
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Ghats refers to a series of steps leading down to the water body usually a river. In Varanasi, Ghats are specifically constructed on the western bank of the Ganges river. Built centuries ago, these Ghats serve various purposes such as religious and spiritual ceremonies, bathing, cremation, and ferry points.
The construction of Varanasi Ghats dates back centuries and has helped in evolving the city as we see it today. Many Ghats have been built, destroyed, and rebuilt over time by various rules, philanthropists, and merchants and to this date, locals devote their time to cleaning, decorating, and maintaining as a mark of respect for their city.
Today, over 84 Ghats line the holy Ganges in Varanasi, each whispering an untold secret of the past. Curious to explore their stories? Dive into our blog and unlock the magic of these ancient steps with Varanasi Guru.

Located between the bustling Dashashwamedh and the quieter Darbhanga Ghats, Pandey Ghat is a serene yet culturally rich area along the Ganges in Varanasi. Named

Situated between Mansarovar and Raja Ghat, Narad Ghat is known for its quirky myths. It was previously known as ‘Kuvai Ghat’. Constructed by a Monastery

Manikarnika Ghat, nestled along the holy Ganges in Varanasi, isn’t just a ghat; it’s a poignant window into life’s final journey. As one of Varanasi’s

Panchganga Ghat or Bindumadhav Ghat is a famous ghat located in Varanasi, India. It is situated on the banks of the Ganga river and is

Kedar Ghat, home to the Gauri Kedareshwar temple, is one of the five sacred ghats in Varanasi. Dashashwamedh, Panchganga, Manikarnika, and Adi Keshav are the

Mehta Ghat lies between Ganesh ghat and Ram ghat. In the year 1960, it was purchased by a wealthy merchant of Kolkata Ballabh Ram Shaligram

Harishchandra ghat, also called Shmashan or Mashan ghat is one of the oldest ghats of Varanasi and no less significant than Manikarnika. Almost all of

Earlier a part of Assi ghat, Reewa Ghat is a little further down from Assi ghat, right before Tulsi Ghat. This ghat was earlier named

Assi Ghat is one of the most famous and happening places in Varanasi. Situated at the southern edge of the city this location was earlier

Dashashwamedh Ghat is one of Varanasi’s oldest, sacred, and most visited Ghat. It is famous for hosting the Ganga Aarti event where hundreds of devotees