Welcome to the spiritual and cultural capital city of India, Varanasi. Varanasi is a city known for its rich culture, heritage, tradition and prodigy. The town is an ancient one that existed since God created the universe. The fragrance of incenses sticks, chants of holy prayers, the shrines, the calm and pure river Ganga, devotional hymns that distinguish Varanasi from other cities and is called the spiritual capital of India. It is a paradise for people who genuinely search for eternal calmness and peace.
The Ghats are of rescue for those wandering in search of divine nature. There are a total of 87 connected Ghats that is near draws a 10km arc line on Ganga riverfront connecting tributaries river Assi from south and Varuna from the north. There are individual stone steps that help people to experience the holy dip and clear all their evil. Dashashwamedha ghat, Assi Ghat, Tulsi Ghat, Manikarnika ghat etc. are few among the famous ghats. Most ghats are used for bathing, and religious purpose whereas ghats such as Manikarnika ghat and Harish Chandra ghat is used for cremation purpose. It is believed that there hold unique energy that surrounds the aura of the ghat. At evening, in the ghats of Varanasi, the Ganga Aarti is something electrifying to gaze at. The Aarti can be witnessed by both standing at the ghats as well as moving around the ghats via boats.
Varanasi is also famous for its ancient and antique temples. The temples are to be visited by crossing the narrow lanes of Banaras. The famous Kashi Vishwanath temple one of the oldest temple and is in proximity to Dashashwamedha Ghat. There are other sacred Hindu temples such as Sankat Mochan Temple, Bharat Mata Temple, Tulsi Manas Temple, Kaal Bhairav Temple, Man Mandir observatory, Nepali Hindu Temple and many more.
Besides the famous ghats and temples, Banaras Hindu University of Varanasi holds a significant place among India’s top universities. It is internationally accepted as one of the majestic university than span across 1300 acres land. It is also a habitat for Vishwanath Temple, Bharat Kala Bhavan, Trauma Centre, a world war two fighter plane and a silver plate Rolls Royce, so BHU is a must visit campus. Other than all the aspects mentioned above travelling in rickshaws around the narrow lane, walking in lanes alongside ghats, the marketplace for food, shopping etc. is what pulls the crowds.
Not only this but Banaras is a famous centre for silk sarees, sparkling jewels, carpets, stones in clay work, bangles, idols of Hindu or Buddhist Gods. The streets of Varanasi presents the ever wonderful delicacies with a traditional touch for example snow cone, roasted peanuts, pehelwan lassi, Laing lattes, malai, Rabri, chhola samosa, laddoos of Sankat Mochan Temple, Banarasi paan at Ravidas gate, hamza chai, kheer Sagar, jalebis, Banarasi kalakand etc. But in the rush of the city, it is a must to watch the sunrise and sunset at Ramnagar Fort and gaze at the horizon far away while comfortably seated in the ghats when the sacred river meets the heaven.
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In a previous blog I spoke about the best beach in Oistins Barbados which is Miami beach.
When it comes to one of the best beaches in Barbados you would have to go with Brownes beach .
Great up to date shots of Brownes beach can be found on this youtube channel called Adventures with Ashawnya which has excellent drone shots here .Facilities and RefreshmentsThis beach also has onsite facilities including change rooms, bathrooms, and showers on the outside.
If you are in Barbados you have to try a snow cone with condensed milk which will increase the price by 50 cents.
Think of it as more of a picnic beach.LocationBrownes beach is located just on the outskirts of Bridgetown stretching from a place called The Boatyard in the north to Needham's Point.
However, if you're staying at one of our condos those chairs and umbrellas are provided.
Roughly 4.5 billion low-income people belonging to the developing countries collectively spend $2.3 trillion a year on food and beverage products.
Some part of this money is spent on products like ice-creams and frozen desserts, which is flourishing the frozen desserts market.
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The product type that will be creating the most lucrative opportunities for this market is ice-creams.
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