Things To do In Varanasi, Varanasi Vlog

Aassi Ghat is known for its early morning Aarti ceremony, which offers a spiritual experience with cool morning air and warm tea.

Laxmi Chai is a popular tea shop in Varanasi, famous for its malaidos, which are available in limited quantities, especially in the early morning or around 4-5 PM.

The Evening Ganga Aarti is a significant and crowded event in Varanasi, best experienced by arriving early to secure a good viewing spot or by watching from a boat for a closer view of the ceremony.

Blue Lassi is a shop known for its variety of lassi flavors, including mango, and its unique wall decor featuring photos of customers who have visited.

Manikarnika Ghat is an ancient ghat where cremations take place, believed to grant moksha (liberation) to those whose bodies are cremated there.

Deena Chat Bhandar is famous for its chats, especially tomato chat, though the person also recommends palak chat and chura matar.

Kashi Chat Bhandar is famous for its chats, especially tomato chat, though the person also recommends palak chat and chura matar.

Ramnagar Fort is a place worth visiting, though located a bit far from the city, requiring a bike or private auto for transportation; camera use is restricted here.

Sarnath is a place worth visiting, though located a bit far from the city, requiring a bike or private auto for transportation; camera use is restricted here.

Experience the authentic taste of traditional North Indian thali at Ram Bhandar. This simple eatery is celebrated for its delicious vegetarian meals served with authentic flavors.

Indulge in the crispy, golden kachoris served with a spicy potato curry at Chachi ki Kachauri. This is a beloved spot for a quick, flavorful, and authentic Indian snack.

Assi Ghat is a vibrant ghat in Varanasi, famous for the morning Aarti and a starting point for boat rides along the ghats.