Banaras ke Ghat | Episode 1 | Kashi | Swades | POI Originals

Banaras and its Ghats!
Banaras, Mahadev ki Nagri, often brings very distinct emotions in so many of us and we are drawn to it for one reason or the other. For some, it is Mokshadayani or the place to get salvation, for some it is the city where Buddha gave his first learnings while for some it is the Kashi Vishwanath template that draws them in.
POI's team went on a journey to unfold Banaras and bring to you soul stories from the city. We spoke to Sadhus and the Boatmen on the Ghats, the historians and librarians of the city, the common folks who have made the city their own home and indulged ourselves in the soulful food of Banaras.
However, we had to start our narration of Banaras with the one thing that signifies the ties of the city with life and death itself - the Ghats of Banaras. Get to know why the city is called Mahadev ki Nagri, what do people feel and believe life and death is in Banaras and what does it feel like to be present at Manikarnika.
Every Ghat of Banaras has its own unique personality, from the bustling Dashashwamedh Ghat, where the grand Ganga Aarti enchants all who witness it, to the tranquil Assi Ghat, where one can reflect in solitude, or the Manikarnika Ghat where the bodies of the deceased are burnt. Whether you're a seeker of spirituality, an admirer of architectural marvels, or simply a traveler in search of the authentic essence of India, Banaras Ghats offer an unforgettable experience.
Ganga flows ceaselessly here, an eternal witness to the passage of time and the cycle of life. The Ghats of Varanasi, with their timeless charm, stand as a testament to the resilience of traditions and the enduring power of faith. To visit the Banaras Ghats is to embark on a journey not just through space but through the very soul of India itself.
We bring this journey, this experience to you.

[@missprerna8370]

Parwati दक्ष की बेटी नि था daksh ki beti sati th

[@swatischauhan2802]

शब्दो का प्रयोग बहुत ही खुबसूरती से किया गया हैं।🙏

[@abinashchoudhury003]

" Ek din aapko bhi yaheen ana hai " touched heart .

[@ritwickjaiswal2911]

Kashi ki baat hi alag hai

[@chandrikasharma9246]

“Ek din aapko bhi yahin aana hai” 🤌🏻🤌🏻🩷

[@shrutiprakashbanerjee790]

I've visited this eternal city for twice. And I lost my heart at my first visit in 2017. This video is just like the lane of memories.

[@niranjanprasad4412]

Jaiswal sahab…!!! Galle lagg k rone ka mann ho rha hai.. too good.. Baba Kashi Vishvanath sab ko khushi de 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@HimanshUMishrA-qz4xu]

i always wish here on near ghat... Because wha pe you feel light no moh maya koi dar ni bss... Mahadev ke bhakti.... Me puri life spend kr skta huu... Mujhe ye cool lifestyle ni chahiye jaha... Bs log matlab ke liye ek dusre ko katne marne ko lage rahe.... Aur satya hee Shivv haii... Hm Kuch ni leke aey the kuch le ja nii paenge har har mahadev

[@ShayariAurTum]

बहुत सुंदर। script लिखनेवाले बहुत अच्छे लोग है आपके group मे। खुशी होगी यदि मुझे भी कभी लिखने का मौका मिले। धन्यवाद🎉

[@maybemanik057]

Banaras ki khoobsurati jis trah apne dikhai he shayad hi koi aur dikha paye 🕉🚩

[@aryanbhalerao8805]

बहुत सुंदर , शब्दो का प्रयोग दिल से छु गया ,अप्रतिम , हर हर महादेव 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@susheelamrana9729]

नमः पार्वती पतये हर हर महादेव महादेवी परिवार प्रणाम चरणों

[@luckynetam4527]

वा भई वाह अहो भाग्य हमारे आप को कोटि कोटि नमन अति सुन्दर प्रस्तुति पूज्य गुरुदेव अति सुन्दर पूज्य ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ जय बाबा बनारस कासी ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ हर हर गंगे ❤❤❤❤❤

[@aradhyamishra8627]

हर हर महादेव ❤❤❤ शिव ही सत्य है

[@pkahirwar8026]

जो भी बाते बताई मैंने स्वयं महसूस किया है । पहली बार में ही ।

[@yuvrajbhatti9251]

Such a peaceful video

[@divanshupathak6529]

शब्द और उससे निकलती ध्वनि एक अलग ही आनंद का अहसास कराती है ♥️🩵

[@cutie1203]

Wah! Bohat hi khubsurat tareeke se sab kuch bataya aap ne 🫶☺️

[@piyushsingh5372]

Those last lines literally made me cry

[@ramakudesia9495]

Wowwww very nice Kashi toh nagri hi ek sampurna tirtha hai wonderful presentation keep it up 👍👍👌👌👏👏