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Yahi Hai Kashi

India's eternal city of light, on the banks of the Ganga

Varanasi — also called Kashi and Banaras — is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, alive with over 3,000 years of unbroken ritual. Eighty-four ghats line the river, hosting everything from sunrise boat rides to the iconic evening Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh, while Manikarnika Ghat carries the city's oldest promise — moksha.

Beyond the river, Banaras is Kashi Vishwanath's bells, the hum of handlooms weaving Banarasi silk, the taste of kachori-sabzi at dawn, and classical music drifting from centuries-old havelis. This is our running guide to all of it — Blog Varanasi, written for anyone about to visit Banaras for the first time or the fiftieth.

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Featured In Banaras

Ghats, temples & everyday rituals worth planning around

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Dashashwamedh Ghat

Evening Ganga Aarti

Priests raise flaming brass lamps in unison as conch shells sound — the single most unmissable ritual in Varanasi, every evening at dusk.

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Vishwanath Gali

Kashi Vishwanath Temple

One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, at the heart of the newly opened Kashi Vishwanath Corridor connecting temple to river.

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Handloom Heritage

Banarasi Silk Weaving

Follow gold zari threads through the by-lanes of Madanpura, where families have woven Banarasi saris for generations.

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"The food guide alone was worth it — found kachori-sabzi spots I'd never have discovered on my own."

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"Clear, honest, no fluff. This is the guide I wish I had before my first visit to Kashi."

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