Tutti gli 84 Ghat di Varanasi

Main ghat and site of the spectacular Ganga Aarti every evening.

⏰ Aarti: 6:30 PM daily

Southern boundary of the sacred city. Famous for yoga at sunrise.

⏰ Best: 5–7 AM

The burning ghat — cremations here have run continuously for 3,500+ years.

⏰ 24 hours

One of two cremation ghats, named after the legendary truthful king.

⏰ 24 hours

Mythical confluence of five rivers — a major pilgrimage point.

⏰ Best: dawn

Named after India's first President. The broadest ghat with monument.

⏰ All day

Home to the Nepalese temple with rare pagoda architecture.

⏰ All day

A quiet, photogenic ghat popular with painters and photographers.

⏰ Sunrise

Named after the poet Tulsidas. Site of the famous Naag Nathaiya festival.

⏰ Kartik Purnima

Broad steps, a grand Shiva temple, and a peaceful atmosphere.

⏰ Morning

Hub for South Indian pilgrims with a major Shiva temple.

⏰ Morning puja: 5 AM

Believed to connect to the Mansarovar lake in Tibet through the earth.

⏰ All day

Serene ghat named after the divine sage Narad Muni.

⏰ Morning

Northern terminus and historic river crossing point used for millennia.

⏰ All day

At the confluence of the Varuna river with the Ganga.

⏰ Sunrise

Cave temples accessible during low water season (Oct–Feb).

⏰ Oct–Feb