Best places: Religious destinations in Mirzapur, India

👍👍 Its a holy place. Very auspicious venue. One of mostsought after pilgrimage of the most populated country, India 🇮🇳 Very high significance scientifically and most importantly spiritually too. Particular planetary positioning including sun 🌞 , other stars along with the mixing of the greatest rive...

Religious festivals, performances & yoga classes are held at this iconic riverfront gathering place.

Bustling riverside steps down to the Ganges River, used for religious rituals daily.

Pilgrimage place at the point where the Ganges & Yamuna rivers meet, home of a major Hindu festival.

Consecrated in 1989, this 25-m.-tall stone statue of the Buddha is near the Mahabohdi Temple.

👍👍 Sangam ghat in prayagraj is a holy place and must visit. Here couples perform venidanam(hair) and people do pinda daan for ancestors. Important point must be noted here is, everything depends upon your bargaining power for sangam boat travel and venidanam to pinda pradaan, otherwise they will ask na...

Hindus gather on the banks of the sacred River Falgu to perform a post-cremation funeral ceremony.

Imposing sandstone palace with towering Greek pillars & turrets, with a Shiva temple & a hotel.

👍👍 This is a cultural program held every day morning at the Assi Ghat. The cultural department in association with local and outside artists, dancers and singers, organises a cultural program comprising of Singing and Dancing. Yagya too us held everyday morning just opposite to the 'Subah e Banaras'...

👍👍 The temple is a Sun shrine, dedicated to Lord Sun for Chhath Puja,,It is world famous for its unique architecture,,According to ASI, built in 8th century,,The Temple is unique as it faces west, the setting sun, not the usual rising sun,,This temple is reported to be considered very auspicious to vis...

👍 Tulsi Ghat is one of the ghats in Varanasi. It is named for Tulsidas who lived there while he wrote the Ramcharitmanas. Earlier, Tulsi Ghat was known as Lolark Ghat. It was in the year 1941 that Tulsi Ghat was made pucca (cemented) by the famous industrialist, Baldeo Das Birla.

Visitors bathe in the Ganges & relax on riverside steps, with food carts & views of Allahabad Fort.

Landmark ghat & religious site for spiritual bathing, prayer & holiday festival events.

18th-century fortress-style palace with a terrace overlooking the river & stairs to the water.

👍👍 We had the privilege of visiting Maharaja Harishchandra Ghat, one of the two burning ghats along the sacred Ganges in Varanasi, and it was truly a unique and humbling experience. The atmosphere at this ghat is incredibly serene. It's open to the public 24 hours a day, and as you stand there, you ca...

👍👍 A peaceful place, not too crowded like the other Ghats. It's a good place if u wanna spend some time alone.

👍👍 Sibtainabad Imambara, Hazratganj, Lucknow. The word Imambada refers to a place of mourning. Constructed in the year 1847, by Nawab Wajid Ali Shah for holding Majlis and mourning of Imam Hussain's martyrdom, Imambada Sibtainabad stands majestic amidst the heart of Lucknow city i.e Hazratganj.Picture...

👍👍 Shetla Mata Dham also called as Choukia Mata Mandir is worshipped as kuldevi and newly married couples come here to take blessings for happy married life. There are cooking and parking places available. Prasad is cooked here and then offered to Devi Mata.

👍 The earlier name of the ghat was Rameshvara Ghat, after the famous image of the same name lying there. The ghats were made stone staired (pucca) by Mahant Hariharanath in 1825. The ghat having also affinity of a great bhakti saint Vallabha (CE 1479-1531), who laid the philosophical foundation for th...

👍👍 Hindu ritual to offer prayers to the departed soul for its peace and salvation), for the salvation of their ancestors at Devghat area located near the famed Vishnupad Temple in this Bihar town where Hindus congregate for the ritual.