Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple

The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, and holds great religious importance.

Modest attire is recommended, and shoes must be removed before entering the sanctum sanctorum.

Yes, non-Hindus are permitted to visit the temple and witness the rituals from designated areas.

The temple opens early in the morning and closes after the evening aarti (ritual offering).

Photography is generally not allowed inside the temple; check with the authorities for specific rules.

Certain offerings or practices may have guidelines; seek guidance from the temple priests or staff.

The temple does not charge an entry fee, but donations are welcome for maintenance and charitable activities.

Early mornings or late evenings are relatively less crowded for a serene experience.

Tourists can observe and learn about the rituals but active participation may have restrictions.

There may be limitations due to the historical architecture, but efforts are made for accessibility where possible.