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A stunning wooden temple built in Nepali architecture, tucked away near Lalita Ghat. Its intricate carvings make it a must-visit!
One of the oldest cremation ghats, yet less crowded than Manikarnika. It holds deep spiritual significance and a peaceful atmosphere.
Home to rare manuscripts and a wrestling school (akhada) where traditional Indian wrestling is still practiced!
Unlike typical tourist spots, this fort houses ancient weapons, vintage cars, and royal relics of the Kashi Naresh dynasty.
A sacred water tank believed to grant fertility blessings. The architecture and spiritual vibe make it an offbeat yet fascinating stop.
Skip the markets and visit local weavers’ workshops in Madanpura to see Banarasi sarees being made by hand.
If you visit during Dev Deepawali, this ghat offers a mesmerizing view of millions of lamps lighting up the river!