Built By: Raja Balwant Singh in the 18th century
Architecture: Mughal style with carved balconies, courtyards, and pavilions
Located On: Eastern bank of River Ganges
Museum Inside: Yes, includes royal palanquins, vintage cars, swords, and manuscripts
Highlights: Dussera celebration, scenic Ganga view
Significance: Site where Lord Buddha gave his first sermon
|Dhamek Stupa – major Buddhist relic site
Ashoka Pillar – National Emblem of India
Houses ancient Buddhist sculptures and artifacts
Managed by ASI (Archaeological Survey of India)
Famous for: The Lion Capital of Ashoka
Built By: Emperor Aurangzeb
Architecture: Indo-Islamic with massive domes and a scenic river view
Note: Built over the ruins of a Vishnu temple; symbolizes Varanasi's layered religious past
Affiliated With: Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
Famous For: Over 100,000 artifacts including miniature paintings, sculptures, textiles, and folk art
Established: 1920
Highlights: Mughal miniatures, ancient terracotta, and textile exhibits
Who Was He: Akbar’s finance minister and a key figure in Indian history
Historic Importance: Associated with Akbar’s Navaratnas and local legends
Built By: Maharaja Jai Singh II in the 18th century
Purpose: Astronomical observatory
Location: Near Dashashwamedh Ghat
Features: Ancient instruments to measure time, altitude, and celestial movements
Viewpoint: Offers panoramic view of River Ganga
Strategic Location: On the banks of the Ganges
Historic Relevance: Used by Sher Shah Suri, Mughals, and British
Architecture: Blend of Mughal and Rajput styles
Trivia: Shooting location for several Bollywood films.
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