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Near Ring Road, Lamahi, Varanasi
Attraction
Kashi Vishwanath Temple
Kashi Vishwanath Temple, located on the western bank of the sacred river Ganga in Varanasi, comprises one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, or temples devoted to Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva, also known as Vishwanatha or Vishweshwarar, the king of the cosmos, is the principal deity of the Kashi Vishwanath Temple.
Dashashwamedh Ghat
One of the oldest cities globally, Varanasi is considered to have been built into existence by Lord Shiva & continues to be one of the holiest places in India.Spirituality flows in the waters of the river Ganga. To honour and worship the deity every evening, the Ghats light up in a million stars with the spectacle of the Ganga Aarti.
Ramnagar Fort
Ramnagar Fort, built in the 18th century by Maharaja Balwant Singh, is one of Varanasi's most scenic attractions. Situated just 14 km from the Varanasi Junction railway station, the fort overlooks the banks of the Ganges River.
Banaras Ghats
The city of Varanasi has around 84 ghats that stretch from Assi Ghat to Raj Ghat. These quintessential Banaras attractions are cemented steps built for pilgrims, making it easier for them to take dips in the Ganga.
Dhamek Stupa
Varanasi oozes with energy from all religions, not just one. It is the cultural hub of people from different parts of the world & with different beliefs who come here in search of peace.Visiting Dhamek Stupa is essential when in Sarnath due to its tremendous antiquity and significance, for it was here that the Buddha gave his first sermon and revealed the eightfold path to nirvana.
Banaras Hindu University
The only place away from the busy Banaras crowd, Hindu University, is a big institutional campus that it would not be wrong to refer it as a city inside a city. Although a university, it is a popular tourist attraction to explore among tourists in Varanasi. You can spend some time in quiet gardens or savoring different dishes in the food stalls. Not just that, BHU has Temples, a hospital, a library, and a museum inside the complex.
Assi Ghat
Assi Ghat is the southernmost riverside ghat at the Ganga River in Banaras. It is one of the most popular ghats in the city of Varanasi and stays filled with devotees and tourists at all times. Assi Ghat is located at the confluence of the Ganga and Assi Rivers (extinct river). The ghat is also a revered site in the Hindu religion, and according to mythology, Devi Durga killed her nemesis asur named Shumbha - Nishumbha here and threw her sword into River Assi.
Tulsi Manas Temple
A temple which is built on the same place where the famous ancient poem Ramcharitmanas was written by Tulsidas. Ramcharitmas is an epic poem that explains the story of Lord Ram in a poetic way. Tulsi Manas Temple celebrates the glorious journey of Lord Ram, the righteous ruler of Ayodhya. The temple is entirely made of pearly white marble and perfectly comes to light after crossing the beautiful lush garden in front.
Manikarnika Ghat
While most ghats in Varanasi give a sense of peace of mind and the soul, Manikarnika Ghat awakens people's psychology and reminds them about the fragility of life. This ghat has been used for centuries for performing cremation rites by Hindus, but people also come here to sit and think about the ultimate truth,
Sankat Mochan Temple
Sankat Mochan, which means annihilator of problems, is a temple dedicated to one of the most strengthful deities in Hinduism - Lord Hanuman. Worshipping in this temple is said to eradicate any problems coming your way attaining a goal. Devotees offer a special sweet named Besan Ka Laddu .