Kashi Darshan Map
The riverfront of Kashi, drawn as a single living crescent. Hover or tap any ghat or temple to learn what it is — then open its full guide.
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- Assi Ghat Sunrise aarti where the Assi stream meets the Ganga Open guide →
- Tulsi Ghat Where Tulsidas lived; stage of the Nag Nathaiya play Open guide →
- Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir Tulsidas's Hanuman, the remover of troubles Open guide →
- Chet Singh Ghat Riverside fort of the rebel raja of Banaras Open guide →
- Durga Kund Mandir The red Durga temple beside its sacred tank Open guide →
- Harishchandra Ghat Ancient cremation ghat of the truthful king Open guide →
- Tulsi Manas Mandir Marble temple of the Ramcharitmanas Open guide →
- Kedar Ghat Kashi's own Kedarnath — a swayambhu Shiva linga Open guide →
- Darbhanga Ghat Grand Maratha-era palace facade on the river Open guide →
- Kachori Gali The Godowlia lane of kachori-sabzi and jalebi at dawn Open guide →
- Dashashwamedh Ghat Varanasi's grandest evening Ganga aarti Open guide →
- Kashi Vishwanath Mandir The golden Jyotirlinga — Shiva's own home Open guide →
- Man Mandir Ghat Raja Man Singh's palace and stone observatory Open guide →
- Annapurna Devi Mandir Goddess of food, queen beside Vishwanath Open guide →
- Lalita Ghat Nepali wood temple and the Lalita Devi shrine Open guide →
- Lassi Corner Clay-cup lassi in the lanes behind Manikarnika Open guide →
- Manikarnika Ghat The great cremation ghat where moksha is granted Open guide →
- Kaal Bhairav Mandir The fierce kotwal who guards Kashi Open guide →
- Scindia Ghat The half-sunken, tilted Ratneshwar Mahadev temple Open guide →
- Panchganga Ghat Confluence of five rivers, crowned with sky-lamps Open guide →
- Namo Ghat The new riverfront plaza with giant pranam hands Open guide →