The cremation place where Raja Harishchandra did the last rituals of his son.
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Brightly painted in stripes and busy with bathers, very photogenic.
The ghat was constructed by King Balwant Singh and played an important role during the Middle Ages. It comes under the western part of Varanasi and as the name suggests disciples connected the ghat with Lord Shiva.
The ghat on which bathing with spouse is not advised because of the myth of contention.
The ghat is on the banks of the Ganges which helps people to do religious ceremonies without any difficulty.
Site of the large water purification plant.
Birthplace of Rani Laxmibai. It has been converted into a small gallery. A statue of Laxmibai riding a galloping horse welcomes visitors to the gallery. The walls behind and on the two sides of the statue are converted into a gallery complete with images and writeups. They depicts the life of Rani Laxmibai. Most of the writings are in Hindi.