Harihar Ganga Arti Samiti Ramghat Sangam - Place of worship in Prayagraj - Prayagraj, India

Out of the world experience.. wow.. feels so good. One can visit and feel words are difficult to describe Tickets not required and happens every evening at 6 to 7 pm.

The view at Triveni Sangam is just amazing-three mighty rivers-Ganga, Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati meet here.This place is good to visit because of it's historical importance and also it is a holy pilgrimage. A sacred place,where we get peace and solace inspite of the crowd around you.Take a boat for Sangam and you can take bath there.In winter a lots of migrating birds you will see and you can feed them also. At a distance of 500m, there is Hanuman Temple which is quite popular among local public of Prayagraj.A must visit place if visiting Praygraj.I seriously love this place.

Ultimate spritual please for prayer. You connected directly to supreme Soul. Maharshi Bhagirati took river Ganga from swarg to prithvi for there pitra accession. You can pray for your all pitra here and feel the change and there blessings your self

Located at the bank of river Ganga in Prayagraj. This is the most soothing place in Prayagraj. I usually go to this place to get myself relaxed and calm. There is different kind of calmness. The flowing river and the sound of water and birds, the soothing air and the calmness in everything. You can just sit and enjoy there and that will be worth. In the evening the Ganga Aarti held. Which is also the best part of this place. This place is a must visit one.

Very positive & divine place...ganga aarti happens on everyday with Dev Deepwali on every Guru Nanak jayanti.

The Ganga Aarti at Ram Ghat is one of the most beautiful experiences in India. The spiritually uplifting ceremony is performed daily to pay homage to the river Goddess Ganga. Every evening as dusk descends, it's time for the Ganga Aarti to be performed at the Ram Ghat. It's a very powerful and uplifting spiritual ritual. The Ganga Aarti takes place at the Ram Ghat, facing the river. Lamps are lit and circled around (should be Aarti is performed) by Pandits (priests) in a clockwise manner accompanied by chanting of songs in praise of River Ganga. It is believed that the lamps acquire the power of the deity. The word 'aarti' is derived from the Sanskrit word Aaratrik, which means a form of worship, in which light from lamps, with ghee (purified butter) or camphor is offered to one or more deities. The aarti symbolizes the five elements Ether (Akash), Air (Vayu), Fire (Agni), Water (Jal) and Earth (Prithvi). After the ceremony is complete, devotees cup their hands over the flame and raise their palms to their forehead in order to acquire the goddess blessings. You need to witness the event to actually comprehend its grandios

It was mesmerizing to be at the place! Loved it!

It's a divine experience to watch Ganga aarti sitting on the boats. It's performed daily around 6:30 pm. This is the spl attraction for all pilgrims who visit Varanasi. Thanking maa Ganga.