
Pishach Mochan – Tirth of Forbidden Ones
A serene surrounding of a water body with an aged old temple dedicated to the Lord Kapardishwara Mahadev, Gates decorated with skulls and various small
Discover Varanasi
When one thinks of Banaras the immediate imageries that come to mind are of Ghats bustling with life, temples bathed in sunlight, the glowing Ganga & its Aarti. While these iconic landmarks paint a vivid picture of Banaras, they hardly scratch the true depth of it. Only ones who have ventured beyond the Ghats truly understand the rich features of the city and one such prominent attribute is its ponds or the Kunds of Varanasi.
Known for sacred ponds & Kunds today Varanasi suffers to even keep the remaining few alive. The city was once home to more than 100 Kunds(108 as per Puranic texts) and the presence of up to 64 such Kunds was reported till 1822.

A serene surrounding of a water body with an aged old temple dedicated to the Lord Kapardishwara Mahadev, Gates decorated with skulls and various small

Lolark Kund is a rectangular water tank of 15m in height and is one of the oldest sacred places in Varanasi. The Lorlark is an

Naag Koop/Naag Kund/ Karkotak Nageshwar which means “well of snakes” is situated in the Jaitpura area of Varanasi, India. The step well is located on the