Kastaharni Ghat

Located on the banks of the River Ganges, Kastaharni Ghat serves as a gathering point for ritual bathing and ceremonial activities throughout the year.

During the sixth century CE, Hindu sage Mudgal Muni established two sacred shrines at Kastaharni Ghat, marking the beginning of its religious significance.

The ghat attracts numerous pilgrims who perform religious ceremonies and engage in traditional practices associated with the sacred waters of the Ganges.

Visitors can access the ghat through local transportation from Munger city, with basic facilities available during standard daylight operating hours.

The flow of the Ganges at this location moves northward, creating an Uttarvahini Ganga phenomenon that holds special importance in Hindu traditions.

Location: Bihar

GPS coordinates: 25.38300,86.45968

Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:14