Discover Varanasi
The food of Varanasi is truly salvation for your taste buds, a rich tapestry of centuries-old recipes, vibrant spices, and unique local flavours. From fiery street snacks like Kachori Sabzi and tangy Tamatar Chaat to sweet delights such as Malaiyo and the famous Banarasi Paan, every bite tells a story steeped in culture, religion, and tradition.
With a culinary heritage spanning thousands of years, Varanasi’s food scene is a feast for all senses. Countless street vendors, family-run eateries, and sweet shops keep alive recipes passed down through generations, serving both locals and pilgrims with the city’s signature tastes.
Ready to embark on a delicious journey through the holy city? Dive into our blog and savour the authentic flavours of Varanasi with Varanasi Guru.
Every evening without exception, seven Brahmin priests gather at Dashashwamedh Ghat, lift brass lamps into the darkening sky, and perform one of the most breathtaking
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Date of Dev Diwali in 2026: Monday, November 24, 2026Location: Ghats of Varanasi, along the Ganges RiverMain Highlight: Viewing millions of diyas lit across 84+