Deity: Lord Shiva (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas)
Significance: Heart of spiritual Varanasi β must-visit for any pilgrim.
Attraction: Golden spire, sacred Gyanvapi Well, and now the grand Kashi Vishwanath Corridor.
Known For: Grand Ganga Aarti every evening
Mythology: Lord Brahma performed ten Ashwamedha Yajnas here.
Experience: Fire rituals, chants, and floating lamps on the Ganges.
Popular With: Pilgrims, yoga enthusiasts, and travelers
Morning Activities: Subah-e-Banaras program β spiritual music, yoga sessions
Nearby: Temples, art cafes, and boat rides
Deity: Lord Hanuman
Special Rituals: Tuesdays and Saturdays see a big crowd
Famous For: Protection from troubles and evil
Also Known As: Monkey Temple
Style: Classic Nagara-style architecture with red-hued structure
Associated With: Goddess Durga and her powerful energy
Built In: 1964
Dedicated To: Lord Rama
Special Feature: Walls inscribed with verses of Ramcharitmanas by Goswami Tulsidas
Unique Feature: No deity idol β it has a relief map of India carved in marble
Symbolism: Tribute to Mother India and nationalism
Built By: Babu Shiv Prasad Gupta in 1936
Importance: Where Lord Buddha gave his first sermon
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Global Relevance: Visited by Buddhist pilgrims from all over the world
Blended Architecture: Mosque built on top of a former temple site
Scenic View: Overlooking the Ganges River
Cultural Layer: Represents the syncretic past of Varanasi
Location: Inside Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
Architecture: White marble, towering shikhara
Inspiration: Replica of the original Kashi Vishwanath Temple
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