दरभंगा घाटDarbhanga Ghat
The most theatrical facade on the riverfront: a cliff of pale Chunar sandstone with tall Greek-style columns, domed chhatris and stacked balconies. The palace was built in 1812 by Shridhara Narayana Munshi, a minister of the Nagpur estate, and bought in 1915 by Maharaja Rameshwar Singh of Darbhanga, whose name the ghat took. After an eighteen-year restoration it reopened as the Brijrama Palace heritage hotel.
केचन विवरणाः आङ्ग्लभाषायां दर्शिताः।
सूचनाः
- Five minutes' walk south of Dashashwamedh past Munshi and Rana Mahal ghats; every Assi–Manikarnika boat passes it.
- The Darbhanga rajas were patrons of Dhrupad; the Dhrupad Mela is still held each spring at Tulsi Ghat.
कथं प्राप्नुयात्
- वाराणसी जंक्शन (कैंट) रेलस्थानकम् इत्यस्मात् ऋजुरेखया ३.२ किमी
- लालबहादुरशास्त्री-विमानपत्तनम् इत्यस्मात् ऋजुरेखया २२.३ किमी
- गोदौलिया-चतुष्पथः, यत्र पुरातननगराय वाहनानि तिष्ठन्ति इत्यस्मात् ऋजुरेखया ०.५ किमी
एताः ऋजुरेखीयाः दूरताः; वीथिभिः मार्गेण गमने दूरता अधिका भवति।
गूगल-मैप्स् इत्यत्र मार्गदर्शनम्ओपनस्ट्रीटमैप इत्यत्र पश्यतु
स्रोतांसि: Wikipedia — Munshi Ghat (the 1812 palace and its 1915 purchase by Darbhanga) · Outlook Traveller — Experience the royal heritage of Brijrama Palace · OpenStreetMap — Darbhanga Ghat (coordinates)
