About Bajrang Ghat
Bajrang Ghat is a riverside ghat on the Wainganga River in Balaghat city, Balaghat district, Madhya Pradesh. Centered around a Hanuman (Bajrang Bali) temple, it serves as a religious and recreational riverfront for locals and visitors. The stepped ghat provides access to the river for worship, evening aarti and leisure walks, and is notably busy during festivals and daily evening prayers.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a stepped riverfront ghat on the Wainganga River with a small Hanuman temple at the top, open river views, and concrete steps leading to the water. The area is used for prayer, evening aarti, and casual riverside walks. The surroundings are urban with nearby roads and residential areas, and the ghat is most active in the mornings and evenings when devotees gather.
Key highlights
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Stepped ghat on the Wainganga River in central Balaghat
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Hanuman (Bajrang Bali) temple at the ghat premises
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Evening aarti and daily worship activities
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Riverside views and photography opportunities
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Gathering place during religious festivals
History of Bajrang Ghat
Bajrang Ghat is a locally established riverfront place of worship associated with the Hanuman temple on the Wainganga River, developed as a community ghat for religious bathing and prayers in Balaghat town.
Culture & Context
The ghat holds cultural and religious significance for the local Hindu community as a site for daily worship, evening aarti, and gatherings during festivals. It serves as a community riverfront for rituals and leisure along the Wainganga River.
Route
| By air | Nearest major airports are in Nagpur and Jabalpur, requiring onward road or rail journey to Balaghat |
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| By train |