Raj Ghat - River port in Varanasi, Suzabad - Varanasi, India

Rajghat is the northernmost ghat of Varanasi and located just before the Malviya bridge. It is one of the most famous ghats of Varanasi but holds no religious importance today. In 1970 the municipal corporation of Varanasi built a pucca ghat here to attract tourists. Many travel companies organise walks here and use the riverfront as the starting point for the boat tour.

Good place to spend time specially in nice weather. Ganges always soothes our soul. But Those who find this place nice to eat or drink should always remember there are dustbins, waiting to be used. Empty dustbins and littery area around plants are bad in each and every sense.

Nice ghat to take a morning or evening stroll at. It is not at all crowded (because all the crowd goes to the nearby Namo Ghat). But all the major events taking place happen at Rajghat in the open air amphitheater. I've had wonderful experience watching so many events here!

Raj Ghat, Varansi is of the ghat among several ones ( more than 100 ghats), this is just beside kashi railway station. Kashi iw called the gateway to moksh (the way to heaven). Kashi as a place does not required any introducyion. The kashi is well placed in ved and purans. Good to visit. Onr can visit with family and friends. If someone visit here after 11am this place will seams to be quite and peacful. However for rituals purpose early morning and evening is good time. (Views are personal).

It is usual Ganga Ghat with boat boarding facility and Asthivisarian and Pinddan place. There is selfie point for views of Ganga River.

If you want to enjoy Ganga aarti and boating then highly recommend to go and get boarded from rajghat. The recommended time to get board from rajghat is around 6PM (summer) so that you can take full enjoyment of ghat views and ganga aarti at assi ghat.

Another very popular ghat of Kashi where most of the religious festivals like Ganga Mahotsav, Deep deepawali etc., are celebrated in a grand manner. Try to visit during early morning and evening hours (Ganga Aarti) to completely soak in the environment and feel the spiritual vibes of the place. If time permits, take a Ghat walk towards Manikarnika Ghat for a refreshing and memorable experience. Thanks to the VDA for putting their best efforts to maintain the Ghat areas neat and clean. However the place needs more facilities (drinking water, washrooms, wheel chairs for elders, etc) for the ease and convenience of devotees/visitors.

Rajghat is a very nice ghat, people of Chandauli go and take bath here because it is the nearest ghat to Varanasi and people come to their homes easily after taking a bath here, the fare from Mughalsarai to Rajghat is Rs 30 which is very less and There is also Basanta Degree College next to it and there are some very good things to visit here.........