Ganga Aarti (Varanasi)
A Divine Evening Ritual
About Ganga Aarti (Varanasi)
The Ganga Aarti in Varanasi is a mesmerizing daily ritual where priests use large brass lamps, incense, and rhythmic chanting to honor the Ganges River. The ceremony takes place at Dashashwamedh Ghat and draws hundreds of spectators every evening.
Known For: Spiritual experience, cultural performance.
Timings: Opens: 6:45 PM (Winter) / 7:15 PM (Summer) | Closes: Post Aarti.
Tips: 45 Minutes–1 Hour (Approx)
Restricted Items: Tripods without permission.
More About: Symbolizes gratitude to the river goddess.
Architecture: Ritual setup on decorated platforms.
Best Time to Visit: Evening.
Tips for Visiting: Arrive early and book a boat for a unique view.
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