Yes its said for kashi @jayasimha78
That you have to come to kashi alive or ash for taking sip in Holy ganga,
Keep reference point for visit the Part -2 Sharing link here for your ready reference.fo let me know in your comments this part-2 which part or photo you like most.
Regards
Anil
Hello @Anil6969
I have gone through the post as requested and thank you for inviting me to read the post. A good friend indeed and true love for fellow local guides.
Yes ! As requested what I like most is the photos. A photo is worth a thousand words,your photos say alot.
Cheers
Hello LG Friends,
@Anil6969 ji @TravellerG sir @NareshDarji
@Sagir @TusharSuradkar @AjitThite and many other LGs,
I just came across a fact about Manikarnika Ghat,which I really want to share with you all.As we know that Pisa Tower is leaning by 4° only,and is world heritage. The Ratneshwar Temple near Manikarnika Ghat,Varanasi,is leaning by 9° and by legend it is of Mansingh’s time. But unfortunately it is not even mentioned as a tourist spot.As Pisa is 54m high,while this temple is 74m high.So let’s make it known all over the world
I Would like to request everyone ,kindly check the facts please 
Thanks @Radhikasingla1 ,
For showing interest and appreciate your research , which is valid and fact too ,
Yes its true and fact the demand is long due however there was not adequate advocate to fight the case for the same .
as this has to be taken by the some movement from Government authority However localise of Kashi are demanding for the same since long since Britisher rule that is before 1947 still its only demand .
So we have one more reason to feel proud about this Manikarnika temple .
I also invite some of the great seniors to through light on this like @PaulPavlinovich @jayasimha78 may through lite on criteria of selection as I am not aware of the selection procedures.
Keep sharing the fact.
Regards
Anil
Dear Anil Ji,
I have never come to Varanasi. However, reading your posts (part 1 & 2) has really encouraged me go and visit Varanasi. You write very well and your photographs so nice.
Regards,
Subhash
Thanks @subukhanal ,JI,
For your kind appreciative word ,really that mean a lot to me,
I would be happy if you will go and visit Kashi Manikarnika ,
Will guide you just do let me know when you are planning.
Regards
Anil
I was first got confused as you sent me the link for part 2 but this one is the part 1 actually @Anil6969 . But both post about your love of traveling is captivating. I sincerely hope I can come to India one day. Thanks again Anil for sharing this beautiful story
Most welcome @indahnuria ,
We all are eagerly waiting for you to come ,
Hope I am Right @TravellerG @NareshDarji @AmbrishVarshney @Tejal @user_not_found @Radhikasingla1 Kindly take @devi Indonesia with you too.
Regards
Anil
Yes indeed @Anil6969 ji it will be our pleasure to have her company
Thanks for your kind invitation, dear @Anil6969 Ji
Will plan once the pandemic is more settled and also the temperature comes down a bit.
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PS :
Our Devi is too far to accommodate - surely I would have loved to take her if she is available anywhere in India.
Your post is very informative @Anil6969 Thanks for sharing this with us.
Anil Bhai,
Little disheartened as it’s about the Manikarnika Ghat you didn’t stand in between more than 100 Chitas and about the Dome Raja and the real antiquity behind this Ghat and how those who are cremated here attained Salvation.
Anyway I appreciate your effort and liked it.
Regards,
Rizwan
Shukriya @rizbab28 bhai
For visiting my post this post has part 2 too,
Kindly visit probably you will get more insight.
Regards
Anil
Anil Bhai,
Indeed I am grateful to you for your efforts and definitely I will go through the part 2 also.
Always my best wishes remain with you.
Regards,
Rizwan
