Gai Ghat is named after the sacred cow and features a shrine where cows are worshipped as incarnations of Goddess Kamadhenu. The ghat is a peaceful spot where devotees feed and care for stray cattle.
Key Takeaways
- Sacred Cow Care
Sacred Cow Care
Volunteers distribute fodder and clean water to cows throughout the day. The ghat serves as an informal cow shelter, reflecting Varanasi's deep respect for all living beings.
Quick Tips
• Best time: Early morning • Duration: 1-2 hours • Entry: Most are free
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