Raushan Ghat - Tourist attraction in Patna - Patna, India

Good place to morning walk, here you can walk on green grass in morning and also take bath in ganga river

It is a lovely place when you come at evening then you see the ganga river and also see the wonderful sunset

This is the smallest ghat in patna . This ghat is situated in near pathar ki masjid around , tekari road is connected with this ghat to Ashok Rajpath. East side of this ghat is chaudhari tola ghat & West side is ghagha ghat.

I go here every day but do not click so many photos, going here means peace. Here go, can sit back and take back some old memories. River waves ... I mean it looks

Small ghat but you can find peace here

A calm place good for morning and evening walk. A very long walkway has been constructed all along the length of Ganga in Patna. You can also see the remains of an old fort at this Ghat of Ganga in Patna. Refer the photos shared with my review. There is also a historical mosque built in 1899 there.

This Ghat has a historical importance. Situated just adjacent to the old Tikari complex. It is at the lowest level and once the water of Ganga rises entire Ghat filled with water and mud. You can visit this Ghat through Ashok Rajpath, Tikari Road (Pathhar ki Masjid).

Raushan Ghat is situated on the bank of Ganga River in Patna,Bihar, India.It covers approximately 25 metres length. Marks the beginning of the erstwhile riverside Tekari Complex, which stretches Pathri Ghat and beyond in the form of old stony revetments of dilapidated rounded bastions and towers. The Shiva Temple of the erstwhile Tekari Estate exists in the eastern end of Raushan Ghat. The temple was erected by Maharaja Mitrajit Singh of Tekari in early 19th century. Raja Mitrajit Singh purchased the property and gifted to his second son. The Ghat is connected with the Ashok Rajpath (through the 'North-South Tekari Road'), where lies the Patthar-Ki-Masjid built during the rule of Jahangir (1620s). Further south of Masjid, the DARGAH OF SHAH ARZANI.