Varanasi

Kashi Vishwanath Temple

Things to do in Varanasi

Take blessings of Kashi Vishwanath in the morning after a taking a dip into the holy water. Kashi being the oldest city as per mythological readings. Its believed that the Kashi was made by Mahadev and holds significant place in the heart of Hindu devotees.
Experience mesmerizing and spiritual Ganga aarti at ghat in morning and night.

Arial View Of Ganga Aarti
Ganga Aarti

Visit Manikarnika and experience holiest cremation site and the eternal flame burning for centuries. This eternal flame symbolizes the eternal nature of the soul and the cycle of life and death.
Having more than 88 ghats is something that makes Kashi special.
If you are visiting Varanasi during Dev Deepawali try to reach the ghats early as being heavily crowded the administration has to deal with so much public. And the entry is restricted. Seeing the Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat should be the first priority. If you want to enjoy the mesmerizing view of the ghats from the other side take a boat ride (heavily charged on this day appx 3000/person).
Laser lights and Diya with fancy electric lighting makes it more beautiful.
Firecrackers after the ganga aarti is most loved by visitor so make sure you saw that and don’t forget to lit up Diya and sky lantern.

Fire Crackers Taking On The Sky Of Ganga Ghat

Things to do in Varanasi

Enjoy local food as Varanasi is best known for its Thandai, Malaiyyo, Varanasi Paan, Chat.

Convenience

Airport – Babatpur international airport Varanasi is connected with almost all major airports in India.
Train – This city has 3 major stations namely Varanasi junction, Varanasi city, Banaras connecting almost all the places of India.
Road – GT road is going through the city making it easily connected with major cities nearby.

Ghats Of Varanasi