A serene boat ride along the sacred Ganges, offering a unique perspective of Varanasi's ancient ghats and vibrant city life.
Fried puff pastry filled with lentils and spices, served with potato curry.
Crispy, deep-fried flour batter soaked in sweet syrup.
Whole wheat balls cooked in wood-fired clay oven, served with spicy vegetable mash.
One of the southernmost ghats, Assi Ghat is known for its peaceful atmosphere and the convergence of the Assi River with the Ganges.
One of the most sacred Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, located near the banks of the Ganges.
Home to a rich collection of Buddhist art and artifacts, including the famous Ashoka Pillar.
Famous for its lassi, a popular Indian yogurt-based drink, this place is a must-visit for breakfast.
Known for its variety of chaat, a savory snack, this place is a local favorite for breakfast.
A historic restaurant offering a blend of Indian and Mughlai cuisine, with a view of the Ganges.
To protect yourself from the strong Indian sun while strolling along the ghats.
Varanasi's climate is humid and hot during summer, so pack clothes that will keep you cool and dry.
Take plenty of photos and videos of your boat ride with a fully charged power bank so you can post online and share with your friends.
Known for their intricate zari work and brocade patterns, these sarees are a symbol of Varanasi's rich textile tradition.
This traditional embroidery art form involves intricate white work on various fabrics, often featuring floral and geometric patterns.
Made from the famous Banganapalli mangoes, this spicy pickle is a popular local delicacy.
A historic Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its stunning architecture and intricate carvings.
A serene urban oasis featuring a botanical garden, lake, and 18th-century chateau, perfect for picnics and leisurely strolls.
A historic Victorian glasshouse at Kew Gardens, home to a vast collection of plants from around the world.