A riverside ghat visited for prayer, quiet morning views and photography.
The Yamuna Ghat refers to the network of ghats (riverbank steps) along the banks of the Yamuna River in Delhi. These ghats are historically and spiritually significant — they have been used for centuries for bathing, prayer, cremation ceremonies, and cultural festivals.
The most visited ghats include Raj Ghat (Gandhi's memorial), Nigambodh Ghat (one of Delhi's oldest cremation ghats), and the Chhath Puja ghat areas that come alive during festivals. The Yamuna riverfront is also popular for early morning walks and cycling.
Location: Along Yamuna River, from Kashmere Gate to Kalindi Kunj, Delhi
The Yamuna is one of the most sacred rivers in Hinduism, and its ghats in Delhi have been places of religious and cultural activity for millennia. The most significant ghats include Nigambodh Ghat, one of Delhi's most ancient cremation sites, and the Chhath Puja areas where thousands gather each November to worship the Sun God.
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