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Abhishek Ganesan
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    Try the small riverside park right next to Shivpuri Ghat for sunrise. It opens early, gives a straight view of the Ganges, and the light on the boats is lovely before crowds arrive. For sunset, the steps at Sarnath Ghat catch a warm glow and are usually less crowded than Assi. If you need a nearby base, Hotel Abhinav International is only a short walk from both spots.

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