Shivala Ghat is defined by its long stretches of stone steps and the looming presence of historic riverside palaces. King Balwant Singh of Benares transformed the riverfront into a permanent structure in seventeen sixty-seven, and his successor, Chet Singh, expanded the site while constructing his own fortress nearby. The area became a retreat for royalty and pilgrims, drawing residents from across India who built monasteries and temples along the water.
Shivala Ghat, (Varanasi)
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