Bihar And Purvanchal Traditions In Delhi Yamuna Ghat
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The Yamuna is one of the most sacred rivers in Hinduism, and its ghats in Delhi have been places of religious and cultural activity for millennia. The most significant ghats include Nigambodh Ghat, one of Delhi's most ancient cremation sites, and the Chhath Puja areas where thousands gather each November to worship the Sun God.
Key Ghats Along the Yamuna
- Raj Ghat – Gandhi's memorial on the Yamuna bank
- Nigambodh Ghat – One of Delhi's oldest and most important cremation ghats
- Shastri Park Ghat – Popular for morning walks and cycling
- Kalindi Kunj Ghat – Scenic area near the Yamuna Biodiversity Park
- ITO Ghat – Popular during Chhath Puja celebrations
Best Time to Visit
- Chhath Puja (October/November) – The most spectacular time; thousands gather at the ghats
- Early morning – Beautiful sunrise views and less crowd
- October to March – Pleasant weather for riverside walks
How to Reach
- Metro: Kashmere Gate (various lines) or Indraprastha Metro Station
- Bus: Several DTC routes run along the Yamuna bank
Timings
- Open all day, all days
Entry Fee
- Free