Sant Ravidas Smarak Park

Very beautiful and peaceful place. People should surely visit this place to listen to the birds chirping and watch the beauty of the Ganges in peace from a distance. This place is especially quiet in mornings, so people should prefer visiting at this time. I assure you, you'll not regret this.

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Most Famous Park of Varanasi. Here almost couples gather to accomplish their innermost lust and desires.nIf you investigate carefully you must see the flowering of love birds in insane situations.nAlthough, I enjoyed a lot.... beautiful place, away from the distraction of city, peace, calm and fantastic place.

Essay on Ganga River and Its ImportancennGanga River is a very sacred river and is worshipped in India as a Goddess in Hindu religion. It plays a very vital role on the life-cycle of Indians. It is India’s longest river and one of the longest rivers in the world.nnIn India, it has largest river-basin which stretches around 8,38,200 sq. km and has three important courses of flow – middle course, upper course and lower course.nnIt is a complete river which emerges from the Himalayas and falls on the Bay of Bengal. It has a lot of tributaries like Ghagra, Yamuna, Ramganga, etc. Bhagirathi-Hooghly and Padma are its two distributaries.nnGanga River is also the national river of India. It is also referred as the Ganges in other countries in the world. It has both scientific and spiritual significance.nnAbout River GangannGanga River flows through both Bangladesh and India. Its length is around 2525 km and its mouth is Ganges Delta. It has a lot of sources, and some of them are glaciers, including Satopanth Glacier.nnThe upper course of the river stretches from its source to Haridwar.nnThe middle course of the river starts from Haridwar to Bihar’s Rajmahal Hills. In this course, the river passes through the major cities of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and is connected by various tributaries, such as Ghaghara, Ram Ganga, Gomti, Kosi, and Gandak from the left to Chambal, Jamuna, etc from the right. Jamuna is a major tributary of Ganga River.nnThe lower course starts from West Bengal. The river flows from Rajmahal Hills towards the South.nnThe Importance of River Ganga in IndiannIn Hindu religion, River Ganga is very sacred. Ganga is considered to be the goddess or river. The river and Goddess Ganga are worshipped and water is known to have healing properties. The irrigating waters of River Ganga physically make lands fertile in India and abundant in several crops. River Ganga has much importance for Indians. Both non-Hindus and Hindus feel the value of this majestic river which serves as a symbol of the country.nnGanga is one of the most celebrated rivers in India due to her great gifts to Indians –nnThe water of River Ganga is available all the year round as it is a perennial river. The river has formed the very fertile flood plains in India. It provides the golden crops to us from the fertile lands on its banks.nnIts water is widely used in irrigation and agriculture purpose.nnGanga has been the national waterway in India. It can be navigated to Haridwar.nnThe plains of Ganga are one of the most fertile plains and granary of India. The plains of Ganga are the best as they are developed in communication and transport.nnSeveral projects have been started by the government to save River Ganga and for its wider utilization of water. It would bring great economic development and wealth to the nation.nnThe river has different types of features that are created mainly by it. Ganga is considered to be India’s most sacred river.

A very good place for morning walk. Situated at the bank of Ganga river, lush green park. U can find walking track here.