रानी घाट

Not all royalty declares itself with walls and arches. Some leave behind only a name — and a feeling. Rani Ghat is one such place: modest, almost hidden, yet touched by grace.

Previously part of Rajghat, Muniya Sahiba, a queen from Lucknow, constructed a grand house on the ghat in 1937, which led to it being called Rani Ghat. Rani Ghat is also known for its colourful clothes drying on the stairs, often used by washermen and women.

This Ghat teaches us that even those who wear crowns seek stillness. And sometimes, the most powerful legacy is simply a place of peace.