Varanasi is one of the ancient tourist destinations and has always been at the top of the list for practicing Hindus, Buddhists & Jains. With a history dating back to the thousands of years, it has evolved into a complex web of iconic places & spots.
All the places have served the masses in one way or another some being religious hot spots and others being places that provide accessibility or serve as a gateway to Kashi.
If your wanderlust bug is asking you to explore Varanasi beyond the Ghats & temples then these hidden places in the labyrinth Streets of Kashi should be your destination.
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Welcome to Varanasi, home to the prestigious Banaras Hindu University (BHU) and a city teeming with history, spirituality, and cultural wonders. While BHU itself is a treasure trove of educational
Varanasi International Airport or Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Ariport is located 24.4KM away from the center of Varanasi. If you’re embarking on an exploration of Banaras by air then it
Arriving by train unlocks a journey into the ancient land of Varanasi, but navigating its multiple railway stations can be baffling. This comprehensive guide unravels the intricacies of Varanasi’s railway
Malviya Bridge is a steel truss bridge located in Varanasi, India. It spans the River Ganges and is one of the key connections between the city’s main tourist and residential
Man Singh Observatory is a masonry observatory situated in the Man Mandir Ghat(or Someshwar Ghat). It is one of the five existing observatories in India. Also, one of the last
Sivali Vietnamese Buddhist Temple is located in Sarnath village near Varanasi. The temple boasts a 70-foot-tall giant statue of meditating Buddha along with Ashoka and a couple of other statues.
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
Located on the Panchganga Ghat, Alamgir mosque is one of the most picturesque locations in Varanasi. The mysterious architecture towering right above the Panchganga Ghat has attracted the attention of
While Varanasi is famous for its ghats and streets the city is also a treasure chest filled with beautiful monuments. One such place is the Tomb of Lal Khan which
Think you’ve seen all of Varanasi? Think again. While the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and Ganga Aarti attract crowds, the true soul of the city lies in its lesser-known corners. From
Varanasi is famous for its ghats like Dashashwamedh, Manikarnika, and Panchganga, historic temples such as Kashi Vishwanath, vibrant markets, and spiritual experiences like the Ganga Aarti.
The best time to visit is during October to March when the weather is pleasant. Festivals like Dev Diwali and Maha Shivratri offer unique cultural experiences.
Joining guided heritage walks, boat rides on the Ganges, and cultural tours are the best ways to experience the city’s history, spirituality, and local life.
You can explore Varanasi on foot, by cycle-rickshaw, auto-rickshaw, taxi, or boat. Many ghats and heritage sites are best accessed by walking or boat rides.
Yes, Varanasi offers a range of accommodations from heritage hotels and guesthouses near the ghats to luxury hotels, catering to different budgets.
Plan your itinerary around the ghats, temples, and cultural experiences. Dress modestly, stay hydrated, and consider booking guided tours for richer insights and hassle-free travel.
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