YOUR PRIVATE DEV DEEPAWALI VISIT
BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
Celebrate the Festival of Lights in Varanasi. Walk in any time, or reserve a private slot and we will prepare handloom pieces that match your vision.
FREE CAR ASSISTANCE
Fill in the form and we will provide free car assistance to bring you to our centre. Just tell us where you are staying in Varanasi, whether it's your hotel, a ghat or the railway station.
COMPLIMENTARYA CUSTOM EXCLUSIVE OFFER
Once you fill in the form, you will receive a custom exclusive offer made just for you. It is shared only with guests who book their visit.
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Open all 7 days a week
WHAT AWAITS YOU
A PERSONAL AUDIENCE
This is not mass retail. When you visit, you are not a customer. You are a guest in our home. We will make time for you, listen, and help you find what honours the moment you are dressing for.
THE FULL COLLECTION
From silk that catches light like temple gold to traditional weaves that have survived centuries unchanged, every piece we have created and curated is here for you to see, touch and fall in love with.
STORIES, NOT SALES
We will tell you about the weavers, the techniques, the hours and the heritage. When you understand what you are holding, the choice becomes something more than a purchase.
CUSTOM CONSULTATIONS
If you dream of something specific, such as a colour that exists only in your imagination or a motif that carries personal meaning, we will discuss how our artisans might bring it to life.
top places to visit near banarasiya store
Our centre sits in the heart of south Banaras, a short drive from some of the city's most loved temples, ghats and landmarks. Pair your visit with a few of these.
SANKAT MOCHAN HANUMAN TEMPLE
One of the most revered Hanuman temples in India, traditionally associated with the saint-poet Goswami Tulsidas. Devotees come here for the evening aarti, and the temple's laddoo prasad is a Banaras favourite.
Tip: Tuesdays and Saturdays are the busiest days. Phones and bags are not allowed inside.
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY (BHU)
Founded in 1916 by Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, BHU has one of Asia's largest residential campuses. It is green, calm and lined with grand Indo-Gothic buildings. Inside, visit the New Vishwanath Temple and the Bharat Kala Bhavan museum.
Tip: Bharat Kala Bhavan has a fine collection of textiles, including old Banarasi brocades.
ASSI GHAT
The southernmost of Banaras's main ghats, where the Assi river meets the Ganga. Mornings start with Subah-e-Banaras, a sunrise programme of aarti, music and yoga. In the evening there are boat rides, cafés and a slower, softer side of the city.
Tip: Arrive before sunrise for the morning aarti, or take a boat towards Dashashwamedh at dusk.
DURGA KUND TEMPLE
An 18th-century temple to Goddess Durga, known for its striking red stone and the large kund (holy tank) beside it. The temple is a centre of celebration during Navratri, when it is lit up and full of devotees.
Tip: Combine it with Tulsi Manas Mandir and Sankat Mochan. All three are within a few minutes of each other.
TULSI MANAS MANDIR
A serene white-marble temple dedicated to Lord Ram. It stands where Tulsidas is believed to have composed the Ramcharitmanas, and verses from the epic are inscribed across its walls. It is peaceful, beautifully kept and a lovely stop for families.
Tip: Look for the animated Ramayana displays on the upper floor, which children love.