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Debashish Solanki
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    You might also try the small riverside park near Shivpuri Ghat for sunrise; it opens early and gives a clear, unobstructed line to the Ganges before the crowds arrive. For sunset, the steps at Sarnath Ghat catch a warm glow and are less busy than Assi. If you’re staying close to the ghats, Stay Banaras is within walking distance and offers easy access to both spots.

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