Varanasi (Kashi) Photo Gallery

Kashi, the land where Shiv Ji sits as Vishwanath or the Lord of the entire world, holds a spectacle of Ganga flowing directly from his Jata. Nonetheless, Kashi Vishwanath Temple blesses Shivbhaktas with an endeavour toward moksha, or liberation. And once a year, on the full moon night of Kartik Purnima, this very river transforms into a canvas of light as Kashi celebrates Dev Deepawali, the Diwali of the gods, when it is believed that the deities themselves descend to bathe in the Ganga and the entire ghat line glows with lakhs of diyas in their honor.

Sometimes, it happens that you are being called by Shiv Ji to his Kashi Nagri, perhaps even on this very night when the ghats shimmer brightest and the Ganga Aarti reaches its grandest form. However, there might be times you cannot reach there, for you have other commitments or a lack of time to make it to Kashi during Dev Deepawali. At that moment, Shiv Ji's Kashi, glowing with a thousand lamps, remains intact in your memory with Trip To Temples' photos of Varanasi.

Look into the cultural, spiritual, religious, and spectacular range of Kashi/Varanasi ultra HD photos, including the breathtaking glow of Dev Deepawali on the sacred ghats.