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Ram Ghat, located on the banks of the sacred Shipra River in Ujjain, is one of the oldest and most spiritually vibrant ghats of India. It is the main site of the world-famous Kumbh Mela (Simhastha), where millions of devotees gather to take the holy dip believed to cleanse sins and bring spiritual liberation. The peaceful environment of Ram Ghat, combined with the sound of Vedic chants, the ringing of temple bells, and the presence of sadhus and pilgrims, creates a divine atmosphere unlike any other.
Visitors arrive here throughout the day to perform rituals, take a sacred bath, meditate by the flowing river, and experience the true essence of spiritual Ujjain. The ghat becomes especially mesmerizing during sunrise and evening aarti, when hundreds of lamps illuminate the river’s surface, creating a deeply moving and devotional scene.
Ram Ghat is not just a spiritual destination but also a cultural landmark that reflects Ujjain’s timeless connection to Sanatan Dharma. Whether you seek peace, purification, meditation, or a glimpse into India’s ancient spiritual heritage, Ram Ghat offers an unforgettable experience filled with devotion, serenity, and divine energy.
Ram Ghat holds a history spanning thousands of years. It is closely linked to the legends of Lord Ram, who is believed to have visited Ujjain during his exile. The ghat gained immense importance during ancient times when sages and saints performed penance on its banks. Over centuries, rulers and pilgrims contributed to its development. With the emergence of Simhastha Kumbh Mela, Ram Ghat became one of the most important pilgrimage centers in India. Its significance continues to grow, as millions visit each year to bathe in the sacred Shipra River.
Ram Ghat features a long, stone-built riverside walkway with steps leading directly into the holy Shipra River. The ghat is surrounded by ancient temples, ashrams, and hermitages that preserve the spiritual traditions of Ujjain. Colorful buildings, sacred shrines, and beautifully carved structures add charm to the riverside setting. During festivals, the ghat is decorated with lights, flags, and traditional torans, enhancing its divine beauty. The wide open space allows thousands of devotees to gather comfortably for rituals, aarti, and the sacred dip.
Site of the world-famous Simhastha Kumbh Mela celebrations.
Sacred Shipra bath believed to purify sins and negative karma.
Ideal place for meditation and spiritual awakening.
Famous for majestic evening aarti rituals at the riverbank.
Surrounded by ancient temples enhancing divine energy.
Important spot for pind daan, tarpan, and holy rituals.
Ghat Accessibility: Open 24 hours
Best Time to Visit: Sunrise, Sunset, and Aarti Time
Evening Aarti Timing: 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM (varies slightly by season)
Individual Puja for 1 person
