Durga Temple, Varanasi

Name: Durga Temple
Address: Durga Mandir Rd, Varanasi, 221008, India

#3 among attractions in Varanasi

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The Durga Mandir is situated in Ramnagar of Banaras. It is believed that it was built 500 years ago which is under control of royal family of Banaras State currently. This temple is devoted to Hindu deity Durga. The temple has a large stone built pond with it. The Durga Mandir boasts of its fine stone works, which is a fabulous example of north Indian stone work arts. ()

Coordinates: 25°16'56"N, 83°2'24"E

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Durga Mandir RdVaranasi 221008 India

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Nearby attractions include: Jantar Mantar, Ravidas Ghat, Tulsi Manas Mandir, Assi Ghat.

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