Assi Ghat
Where Ganga Meets Assi
About Assi Ghat
Assi Ghat marks the confluence of the Assi River and the Ganges and is popular among pilgrims, students, and travelers. It is believed that Goddess Durga threw her sword here after slaying demons. The ghat is known for its relaxed atmosphere, morning yoga sessions, and vibrant cafes, making it a unique blend of spirituality and leisure.
Known For: Yoga, boat rides, spiritual rituals.
Timings: Opens: 24 Hours
Tips: 1–1.5 Hours (Approx).
Restricted Items: None significant.
More About: A favorite among long-stay travelers for its peaceful vibe.
Architecture: Wide stone steps and open riverside area.
Best Time to Visit: Early mornings and evenings.
Tips for Visiting: Combine your visit with morning Subah-e-Banaras program.
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