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A replica of Kashi Vishwanath, open to all castes and creeds, built in white marble over 35 years.
A caste-and-creed-open replica of the original Kashi Vishwanath Temple, built entirely in white marble on the BHU campus over 35 years by the Birla family.
| Mon-Sun | 5 AM - 9 PM |
Here the Buddha gave his first sermon, and the four-lion capital from Ashoka's pillar here became India's national emblem in 1950.
Where the Assi meets the Ganga, the day begins with sunrise yoga and morning aarti.
Every night, seven priests perform the Ganga Aarti, each one representing a Sapta Rishi.