Varanasi
Chausathi Ghat
Open Time : Open 24 hours
Entry : free
Address : Chausath Yogini Temple, Ghats of Varanasi, Bangali Tola, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India
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Why to visit Chausathi Ghat
The word Chausathi is derived from Chausath, which signifies 64. The temple in Varanasi that is close to this well-known tourist destination and is home to 64 Hindu deities is the source of the name. From Chausathi Ghat, a short ascent leads to the Chausathi Yogini temple.
In the sanctum sanctorum of the temple, there are idols of Goddesses Kali and Durga. At the summit of Chausathi Ghat, there is a memorial to King Pratapaditya that is situated close to a peepal tree.
Nearby Places:
- Shree Kal Bhairav Temple
- Sankatmochan Temple
- Dashashwamedh Ghat
- Rana Mahal Ghat
Best time to visit: March to April
Ideal duration: 30 minutes
Significance: Pilgrimage, Architecture & Chausatthi Devi Temple
FAQ on Chausathi Ghat
How to reach Chausathi Ghat?
The distance from the centre of Varanasi to Chausathi Ghat is only 6.2 kilometres. To go there, hire a taxi or a cab and travel via Benia Bagh Rd/Lahurabir Rd.
What are the nearby hotels close to Chausathi Ghat?
The nearby hotels include: Yogg Hostel (240 m), Hotel Bachchan Palace (250 m), and Somit Paying Guest House (100 m).
What are the nearby restaurants close to Chausathi Ghat?
The nearby restaurants include: Aadha-Aadha Cafe (240 m), Dolphin Restaurant (700 m), and Suryoday Pure Veg Homely Food (750 m).
What are the nearby attractions close to Chausathi Ghat?
The nearby attractions include: Shree Kal Bhairav Temple (2.6 km), Sankatmochan Temple (3.4 km), and Rana Mahal Ghat (0.1 km).
What is the ideal time to visit Chausathi Ghat?
There are twice as many devotees present on the auspicious new moon day in the Chaitra month (March–April). It is best to visit this location while the ghat is lined up with all religious prayers. On this day, devotees might be seen bathing in the Ganges' sanctified waters.
Does Chausathi Ghat need payment to enter?
The Raj Ghat in Peshwa is right close to the Chausathi Ghat. One can visit and explore Chausathi Ghat without paying admission.
Special Tip
You can take a dip within the ghat, and it is believed that the sins are washed away. The Chausathi Yogini Temple is off-limits to non-Hindus.
By Inaaya Sharma
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