Best places: Historical landmarks in Mughal Sarāi, India

👍👍 We had the privilege of visiting Maharaja Harishchandra Ghat, one of the two burning ghats along the sacred Ganges in Varanasi, and it was truly a unique and humbling experience. The atmosphere at this ghat is incredibly serene. It's open to the public 24 hours a day, and as you stand there, you ca...

👍 The earlier name of the ghat was Rameshvara Ghat, after the famous image of the same name lying there. The ghats were made stone staired (pucca) by Mahant Hariharanath in 1825. The ghat having also affinity of a great bhakti saint Vallabha (CE 1479-1531), who laid the philosophical foundation for th...

👍👍 Nicely maintained place. Garden is beautifully maintained. Surprised to see all the cleanliness that too in UP. Just joking. Just keep in mind it closes at 1700 hrs, so if you buy tickets for the monument and museum together then stagger your time accordingly. Top of ashoka's pillar is kept in muse...

👍👍 There garden was beautiful really amazing also neat and clean place.

👍 Many time visit but this ghat gives same happiness.

👍👍 We can go for a walk and buy food, there is also a liquor store and a beer hobby.

👍👍 I have taken birth at this place and my childhood and feelings are attached with this place. And this is my hometown. So I love this place so much.

👍👍 Mughal Serai is situated on Sher Shah Suri Marg about 11 km from Rajpura, near Shambhu barrier. It was originally built by Sher Shah Suri. It lay on the route to Delhi and provided shelter to the caravans of merchants. It also served as a dak chowkie and later on as military and police post. The ser...