ॐKashi DarshanTemples of Varanasi
✦ Kashi — the world’s oldest living city

Every temple of Kashi, walked and written by one devotee.

Smt. Lalitha V. personally visited 350+ temples of Varanasi to document — from the Kashi Khand — their location, significance, poojas and timings. Now searchable, mapped, and on every device.

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The Directory

Explore the temples of Kashi

Every temple documented in the Kashi Khand — filter by deity, search by name, and open any card for its significance, timings, photo and a one-tap route.

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The Sacred Geography

Kashi, along the Ganga

The temples with recorded GPS locations, plotted along the holy crescent of the river. Tap a marker to see the temple.

॥ Ganga ॥ Kashi (Varanasi)

Tap a temple on the map

Each marker is a temple with a verified Google-Maps location from the original records. Selecting one shows its details and a one-tap route.

Guidance for Pilgrims

Understand Kashi before you walk it

The scriptural and practical knowledge — reproduced from the original writings — that turns a visit into a true yatra.

The Person Behind Kashi Darshan

Smt. Lalitha V.

A Commerce graduate. A lifelong devotee.
“I walked Kashi so that no pilgrim would ever feel lost in her lanes.”

Smt. Lalitha V., daughter of Smt. Kaveri and Late Shri A.S. Narayan of Goregaon, Mumbai, and wife of Shri P.S. Venkataramanan, carries forward a family mission of guiding pilgrims through Kashi. A Commerce graduate from Mumbai, she has helped devotees from Mumbai, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and beyond complete their Kashi Yatra.

She personally visited over 350 temples of Kashi — with her husband and family friends — to record their exact locations, poojas and significance as set out in the Kashi Khand. She and her husband met Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to suggest ways to develop religious tourism in Kashi, presenting him two books, “Shiv Lings of Kashi” and “Graha Dosham”.

In Loving Memory · This Work Is Dedicated To
Late Shri P.K. Sivasubramanian

Late Shri P.K. Sivasubramanian

Father-in-law · 1923–1996

Of the family of Mahadeva Bhagavathar of Puthucode, Kerala. Settled in Kashi in 1977 in pursuit of spirituality. He devoted himself to visiting temples and helping South Indian pilgrims complete their Kashi Yatra.

Late Smt. Jagadhambal

Late Smt. Jagadhambal

Mother-in-law · 1932–1998

An ardent devotee involved in daily satsangs and darshan across Kashi. She helped translate the Kashi Khand from Sanskrit into Tamil for the benefit of Tamil readers, and compiled details of many temples.

“…that pilgrims from all over the world should have darshan of as many temples as possible.” — the family's shared wish.
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Share your temple list, ask a timing, or request the free spiritual consultation — the way pilgrims already communicate.

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Free Consultation

Guidance on which temples to visit for your intention, the right order, and rituals like immersion of ashes — from those who know Kashi intimately.