Planning a trip to Varanasi? These 5 famous ghats in Kashi, from Manikarnika to Assi Ghat, offer a mix of spirituality, ...

The murder case involving Sonam Raghuvanshi had attracted widespread media attention and public outrage. Reports suggest she ...

Varanasi looks extra beautiful in monsoon when ghats rivers and old buildings shine with rain drops and fresh green views.

From staying in heritage dharamshalas to savoring street food like a local, uncover practical and affordable ways to ...

The Varanasi Ghats are fashioned out of a necessity to adapt to the ever-changing water levels of the Ganga.The river experiences significant fluctuations in depth, varying by approximately 10-15 ...

Varanasi: Before the pace of rise in the water level slowed down on Wednesday, the Ganga witnessed a three-metre increase in ...

Step out in Varanasi after dark and explore the city in a unique way. These night activities will let you make the most of ...

The lanes of Benares, if you approach the left ones, facing Dashashwamedha Ghat, are very different from the right ones. The Vishwanath temple and its new arch nemesis, the Gyanvapi mosque, colour ...

“The ghats are where we sit, contemplate and share our thoughts with the river and, sometimes, with friends,” says Umesh Kabir, a sadhak at the Kabir Math in Varanasi. “It’s on the ...

A report from Varanasi said that the water level of the Ganga in Varanasi has increased by 2.96 meters in the past 50 hours.

15. Harishchandra Ghat King Harishchandra was known for his strong commitment to truth and justice. Named after the famous king, the Harishchandra Ghat is another important cremation ghat in Varanasi.

Varanasi is set for a grand and majestic Dev Deepawali celebration on Monday, with 12 lakh earthen lamps illuminating the ghats of Kashi. Among these, one lakh lamps will be made from cow dung.