For time immemorial, temples and religions in India have played a crucial role in shaping the core of the country. A country blessed with some of the most beautiful temples around the world, India has many beautiful temple towns that bring out the rich culture and high reverence of Gods and Goddesses in our country. One such place where one can witness faith and prayers come to life is Varanasi. Also known as Kashi, Varanasi is believed to be one of the oldest living towns or cities in the world. The rich and evergreen history of the town dates back to the beginning of mankind and is said to be place of dwelling of many Gods, Goddesses and Rishi’s or Holy saints. The temples of Varanasi give you a glimpse of the unfaltering faith of people and worshippers in India that throng the shores of this marvellous city every year.
Varanasi is a prime place of pilgrimage for all Hindus from world over and a visit to this place is believed to relieve one of their sins and show you light of a new beginning. Rich in various forms of arts, literature, culture, crafts, music, textiles and education, Varanasi is the hub of all religious beginnings of the country. The best time to visit in Varanasi is during October to March when you can atleast layer yourself with clothes and walk around the temples to visit and observe them. With a heavy influx of tourists, there are many options for accommodation in Varanasi ranging from luxury to cheap and you can choose any of them depending on the availability, budget and duration of your stay.
Let’s take a small glimpse at the beautiful sights of Varanasi that will acquaint you more with the temple-town and prepare you for your trip ahead:
The Kashi Vishwanath Temple- The Prime place of worship in Varanasi, this temple site is said to be the place where Lord Shiva’s first Jyotirlinga appeared breaking ground to the heaven above and claiming supremacy over other Gods and Goddesses.
The Ghats or River Fronts- Based along the River Ganges, the Ghats of Varanasi present to you the most splendid view of the river and surround with an aura that stays with you for a long time. A perfect place to go and relax and witness culture come to life, the Ghats are the prime attraction of Varanasi. Every evening you can witness the river coming to life with the innumerable illuminated diyas offered to God during the Evening Aarti’s and thousands of devotees offering their prayers on the Ghats.
Ramnagar Fort- A residence of the Royal family of Varanasi, this fort houses various relics and artefacts in its museum.
Banaras Hindu University, Bharat Mata Temple, Durga Temple, Ashoka Pillar, New Vishwanath Temple, Alamgir Mosque, Jantar Mantar, Jain Temple, Tulsi Manas Temple, etc. are few other places of interest in Varanasi.
Witness faiths come to life in the tranquil town of Varanasi!
Varanasi is a prime place of pilgrimage for all Hindus from world over and a visit to this place is believed to relieve one of their sins and show you light of a new beginning. Rich in various forms of arts, literature, culture, crafts, music, textiles and education, Varanasi is the hub of all religious beginnings of the country. The best time to visit in Varanasi is during October to March when you can atleast layer yourself with clothes and walk around the temples to visit and observe them. With a heavy influx of tourists, there are many options for accommodation in Varanasi ranging from luxury to cheap and you can choose any of them depending on the availability, budget and duration of your stay.
Let’s take a small glimpse at the beautiful sights of Varanasi that will acquaint you more with the temple-town and prepare you for your trip ahead:
The Kashi Vishwanath Temple- The Prime place of worship in Varanasi, this temple site is said to be the place where Lord Shiva’s first Jyotirlinga appeared breaking ground to the heaven above and claiming supremacy over other Gods and Goddesses.
The Ghats or River Fronts- Based along the River Ganges, the Ghats of Varanasi present to you the most splendid view of the river and surround with an aura that stays with you for a long time. A perfect place to go and relax and witness culture come to life, the Ghats are the prime attraction of Varanasi. Every evening you can witness the river coming to life with the innumerable illuminated diyas offered to God during the Evening Aarti’s and thousands of devotees offering their prayers on the Ghats.
Ramnagar Fort- A residence of the Royal family of Varanasi, this fort houses various relics and artefacts in its museum.
Banaras Hindu University, Bharat Mata Temple, Durga Temple, Ashoka Pillar, New Vishwanath Temple, Alamgir Mosque, Jantar Mantar, Jain Temple, Tulsi Manas Temple, etc. are few other places of interest in Varanasi.
Witness faiths come to life in the tranquil town of Varanasi!
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