Top 10 Ghats You Must Visit in Uttar Pradesh

DashashwamedhGhat is an ancient and significant ghat in Varanasi, famous for its Ganga arti.

AssiGhat is a popular spot in Varanasi, frequently visited by both locals and tourists.

ScindiaGhat has the RatneshwarMahadev Temple that is partially submerged into the Ganges water

TriveniSangamGhat is where the Ganges, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati River meet.

VishramGhat in Mathura has elegant temples and important shrines

RadhaBaghGhat is known for its beauty and the presence of peacocks, which are associated with Lord Krishna.

KeshiGhat in Vrindavan is the only remaining ghat where Lord Krishna killed Keshi in dwaparayuga.

ManikarnaGhat is the site where the gem of Parvati's ear fell in Chakrapushkarni, and it's known as Burning Ghat.

TulsiGhat is believed to be where the medieval saint Tulsi Das composed the Awadhi version of Ramcharitmanas.

Kaliya Daman Ghat is the location of the renowned pastime of Kaliya Daman, or the subduing of the envious snake