1577 reviews

Shivala Ghat

Name: Shivala Ghat
Address: Varanasi, IN
Rating: 4.40

Tuesday 24 hours open

Hindu temple Tourist attraction

72W4+9R5, Ghats of Varanasi, Shivala, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221001, India

Varanasi Uttar Pradesh

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Shivala Ghat is a hindu temple and tourist attraction located in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. The average rating of this place is 4.40 out of 5 stars based on 1577 reviews. The street address of this place is 72W4+9R5, Ghats of Varanasi, Shivala, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221001, India. It is about 2.19 kilometers away from the Manduadih railway station.

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Where is Shivala Ghat located?: Shivala Ghat is located at 72W4+9R5, Ghats of Varanasi, Shivala, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221001, India.
What is the contact number for Shivala Ghat?: The contact number for Shivala Ghat is +91 522 406 1369
What is the off day for Shivala Ghat?: Shivala Ghat is 7 days open 24hr
What is the nearest railway station from Shivala Ghat?: Manduadih railway station is the nearest railway station to Shivala Ghat. It is nearly 2.19 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Shivala Ghat

Jim McQuaker 11 months ago

We came here in the morning did a walk along speaking to people here carrying out their beliefs in the morning. So lovely to see and then we went on a boat on the river alot calmer than night time. Beautiful sun rising here too. Can't be missed here in India. ????????????????????????????????☀️☀️

Rupvant Sahu 11 months ago

Shivala Ghat in Varanasi is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The ghat offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a boat ride on the Ganges or taking a dip in the holy river. It's also a great place to witness the evening Aarti ceremony.

Soumak Das 15 months ago

Shivala ghat is one of the largest ghats in Varanasi, India. It was built by King Balwant Singh in honour of Hindu god Shiva. A 19th century palace constructed by Nepalese king Sanjay Vikram Shah lies near the ghat. Shivala ghat is inhabited by south Indian Hindus. The building along the ghat and palaces of Chet Singh were confiscated after the British suppressed the rebellion in which King of Varanasi also took part.

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