दिग्पतिया घाट

Digpatia Ghat in Varanasi is notable for its association with a palace built in the Bengali architectural style around 1830 by the King of Digpatia. 

The ghat and its adjoining palace, blending Rajput and Bengali architecture, were not symbols of power—but of pilgrimage and spiritual connection. 

The ghat served as a retreat for scholars and seekers, a place where Vedic study and quiet contemplation unfolded away from the bustle. Legends whisper that Bhudev Mukhopadhyay, the nationalist thinker, once found solace here. Today, Digpatiya Ghat remains a space of stillness and reflection.