Varanasi is known the world over for the ghats of the holy Ganges river and the old world charm. In fact, the Ghats of Varanasi are the landmark of the entire city. The world's oldest surviving city, Varanasi, is in perfect sync with modern development and ancient cultural heritage. Among the many ghats of Kashi, Chet Singh Ghat has historical importance. This ghat was one of the fiercest battles in Indian history fought between the British soldiers and the army of Raja Chet Singh in 1781 AD. After the defeat of Chet Singh, the area was occupied by British forces. It was Prabhu Narayan Singh who got the ghat back. For more information, visit: https://kashibanaras.com/chet-singh-ghat/

Assi Ghat is the holiest place in Varanasi, located at a distance of 7 km from Varanasi Railway Station, Assi Ghat is one such holy place where the visiting pilgrims pay homage to Lord Shiva by worshipping a huge Shiva Linga situated under a Peepal tree. Assi Ghat is situated at the confluence of the river Assi and Ganga, which shows the antiquity of Kashi. If you are coming to visit Varanasi, then you must visit Assi Ghat, one of the most famous religious places. The attractive view of the Aarti of Assi Ghat Varanasi makes the city of Varanasi the most beautiful place in the country.