Sarnath

Assi Ghat Varanasi

Dashashwamedh Ghat

Kaal Bhairav Temple

[Finding] We followed Google from Manikarnika Ghat and it took about ten minutes. We had to walk through a large area of ​​ruins and resist all kinds of Indian men who came up to chat with us. We watched the sacred cow peeing in the street, and then &quot;took&quot; us for a short walk. It was past eight o&#39;clock in the evening, and we were three girls. It was very exciting...
Along the way, people kept asking: blue lassi? We pretended to be deaf and dumb.
[Environment] There were obvious signs and arrows in the alley near the store. When we saw it, we didn&#39;t want to eat it. Maybe the owner is used to tourists who come here for the name. We strolled at the door for a while, and he didn&#39;t mean to solicit business. I don&#39;t know if he has closed down. In addition, it is said that special lassi is not a &quot;good thing&quot;, so we dare not stay any longer. We took a few photos and left.

I walked around in a small alley in the old city and couldn&#39;t find it. Later, I was brought to you by a Dutch couple I met on the road, so I suggest you use Google Maps to find it. It is a very small store that is a bit hot and dim. Dosa is OK. It can be simply understood as a thin roll, with different fillings added and various sauces added to it. The price is cheap, and I can&rsquo;t say much about the hygiene issues.

The niyati small restaurant where you taste Western food is simplely decorated but the food is very hygienic. I ordered spaghetti with fried chicken chops. The delicate spaghetti tastes good. The waiter is very good in English, smiles at us, greets us thoughtfully.

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