Experience Varanasi | The City of Moksha in Motion
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Moksha mean in the context of Varanasi?
Moksha refers to spiritual liberation or the end of the cycle of birth and death. In Varanasi, it is believed that dying here or receiving last rites grants immediate Moksha.
How can I experience the spiritual side of Kashi?
Visit the Manikarnika ghat with a guide to understand the city's philosophy on death, or attend the evening Aarti to witness the city's devotion to the river Ganges.
Are these items representative of the city's heritage?
Yes, they capture the deeply spiritual and philosophical essence that has drawn seekers to Kashi for millennia.
What is the best way to experience the local life?
The best way is to take a guided walking tour through the narrow lanes early in the morning, followed by a boat ride to observe the rituals on the ghats.
Can I participate in the daily life of the ghats?
Yes, visitors are welcome to sit on the ghat steps, observe the rituals, and even participate in public events like the morning yoga at Assi Ghat or the evening Aarti.