Sightseeing Catalog
253 forts, temples, ghats, havelis and heritage sites across ten cities — browse by category, or search for something specific.
City
Category
Ghat
Udaipur · Lake Pichola
One of Udaipur's most atmospheric waterfront spaces, where daily life, festivals and traditional rituals meet the waters of Lake Pichola.
A quieter lakefront viewpoint offering an exceptional perspective towards the City Palace, Jag Mandir and the surrounding old city.
Varanasi · Ganga
The city's most famous ceremonial ghat, where the evening Ganga Aarti creates one of Varanasi's most unforgettable experiences.
A colourful and deeply atmospheric ghat associated with Shiva and South Indian traditions, with temples and rituals unfolding along the river.
One of Varanasi's oldest and most sacred cremation ghats, central to the city's understanding of life, death and liberation.
A lively southern ghat where pilgrims, students, artists and visitors meet the river, especially atmospheric at sunrise.
A striking riverside ghat known for its partially submerged temple and quieter lanes leading into the old city.
A historic ghat associated with sacred traditions and an important meeting point of Varanasi's religious and architectural history.
A beautifully maintained ghat associated with the celebrated Maratha queen Ahilyabai Holkar and her patronage of Varanasi's sacred architecture.
An elegant riverside ghat developed by a wealthy official, known for its distinctive palace architecture and lively riverfront atmosphere.
A culturally rich ghat where Hindu and Nepalese architectural traditions meet beside the Ganga.
Temple/Ghat
Varanasi · Kedar Ghat
The temple-lined steps around Kedar Ghat create a vivid sacred environment where river rituals and everyday worship continue side by side.