Namo Ghat
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About
Namo Ghat is situated near Rajghat Varanasi, It is easily accessible through different modes of transportation. There are 84 ghats in this holy city. Thousands of people flock to the ghats of the Ganges every day in Varanasi. The ‘Khidkiya ghat,’ is reconstructed and came to be known as ‘Namo Ghat’. The Namo Ghat in Varanasi is now the 85th ghat in the city.One of the most striking elements of this ghat is a magnificent hand folded sculpture. Because of three massive sculptures in the shape of hands folded in ‘namaste,’ it has become a popular tourist attraction. Namo is an expression of our culture in which we welcome visitors by joining our palms and saying “Namaste.” The sculptures of folded hands became the new identity of the ghat. They appear to welcome our visitors to the land of Kashi. Namo Ghat is Kashi’s first Ghat to be accessible by water, land, and air. The city has what seems to be the new Kashi look, which is something that attracts many visitors. Its minimal interior design and traditional Kashi wall paintings throw off an air of both modernity and heritage. Visitors to Varanasi will see a visual representation of our culture and respect for them here.