
Beside the Kashi Vishwanath temple, held as the goddess of food.
Near Sindhia Ghat, with a large lion figure and nine planetary temples in the same compound.
The district calls Kaal Bhairav the kotwal of Varanasi, whose permission is needed to stay in the city.
Between Daranagar and the Kaal Bhairav temple, with a well the district holds to be fed by several underground streams.
On the district list, the modern Vishwanath temple inside the university campus.
North-east of the city near the Ganga and Varuna confluence, the Buddhist site and the other half of a Varanasi trip.
The district counts 88 ghats on the riverfront; the walk between them is the thing most visitors do outside darshan.
Where a shrine nearby is paired with Kashi Vishwanath by its own tradition, do both in one visit: the temple page and the booking page state the day's darshan windows, and the pair is normally a morning. Distances on this page are only printed where a source stated one, so treat the list as things to plan around rather than a route with times.