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News India Live, Digital Desk: The experience of Ganga Aarti in Kashi, the city of religion and spirituality, is now going to be even more special. Special arrangements have been made for Ganga Aarti at Lalita Ghat adjacent to Vishwanath Dham. Now the special guests and VIP devotees coming here will not have to deal with the crowd to watch the Aarti, because the administration has prepared a separate and organized structure for their seating and darshan of the Aarti.
Vishwanath Dham enhances the beauty of Lalita Ghat
After the construction of Kashi Vishwanath Corridor, the importance of Lalita Ghat has increased a lot. There has been a huge increase in the number of devotees coming directly from the temple to the banks of Ganga. Keeping this in mind, the form of Ganga Aarti has been made more grand here. Now, on the lines of Dashashwamedh Ghat and Assi Ghat, devotees will also experience the divine aarti at Lalita Ghat, which will make them feel directly connected to the court of Baba Vishwanath.
What are the special arrangements for VIP devotees?
Special sofas and chairs have been arranged for the Aarti to be held at Lalita Ghat. A dedicated zone has been created for the special guests, from where they will be able to watch the Aarti of Maa Ganga without any hindrance. Apart from this, tight security arrangements have also been made so that there is no disturbance of any kind during the Aarti. The stairs of the ghat have also been redesigned so that even ordinary devotees can sit easily.
Tourism will get a new boost
Varanasi administration believes that better arrangements at Lalita Ghat will give further impetus to tourism in Kashi. Especially those elderly and special guests who used to shy away from watching Ganga Aarti due to crowd, will now be able to take advantage of this new arrangement. In the evening, when lamps are lit on the ghats and conch shells are blown, the view of Lalita Ghat appears like a divine world.
Craze for watching Aarti from boat will also increase
Along with VIP arrangements, the process of watching Aarti through boats on the waves of Ganga will also continue. Special points have been made to stop the boats in front of Lalita Ghat, so that the tourists coming by water route can also enjoy the Aarti to the fullest. This new initiative will not only provide employment opportunities to the local people, but will also provide an organized and memorable experience to the tourists visiting Kashi.
North India Statesman