मुख्यविषयं गच्छतु
The sandstone Ganga Mahal palace rising above the steps just north of Assi Ghat, with arched balconies on its upper floors
हिन्दुःघट्टः

गंगा महल घाटGanga Mahal Ghat

  • समयःOpen always
  • प्रवेशःFree
  • कियान् कालः10–20 min
  • उत्तमः कालःSunrise, straight after Subah-e-Banaras at Assi; Dev Deepawali (Kartik Purnima) for the lamps on the steps

The first ghat north of Assi, set apart from it by a flight of steps, is named after the palace the Narayan rulers of Benares built above it around 1830, a sandstone mix of Rajput and local styles with tiers of arched balconies.

केचन विवरणाः आङ्ग्लभाषायां दर्शिताः।

एकदृष्ट्या

समयः शुल्कं च आधिकारिकस्रोतसा न पुष्टम्; गमनात् पूर्वं परीक्षध्वम्।

ज्ञातव्यम्

  • A two-minute walk north up the steps from Assi Ghat, on the way to Tulsi Ghat.
  • The palace is privately owned and not open to visitors; see its façade from the steps or from a boat.
सम्पूर्णां कथां पठत

This is the southern Ganga Mahal Ghat, quieter than Assi; a second ghat of that name lies far north, near Panchganga.

स्रोतांसि: Wikipedia — Ganga Mahal Ghat · The Varanasi Heritage Dossier — Ganga Mahala and Rivan Ghat (Wikiversity) · Wikipedia — Ghats in Varanasi (Ganga Mahal Ghat I and II) · OpenStreetMap — Ganga Mahal Ghat, node 11461546407 (coordinates)

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