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Babughat is a historic river ghat on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River on Strand Road in the B.B.D. Bagh area of central Kolkata, West Bengal. Built in 1830 by Babu Raj Chandra Das, it features a colonial-style pavilion with Doric columns and is one of the city's oldest ghats. It is notable for its heritage architecture, riverfront setting, and role as a major site for daily bathing, boating and Durga Puja idol immersions.
The Murray Bridge Bunyip is a mechanical novelty sculpture located at Sturt Reserve on the Murray River in Murray Bridge, South Australia. Built in 1972, it depicts the bunyip from Aboriginal mythology and emerges from the water when activated. It is a well-known family tourist landmark and symbol of the town, situated within the riverfront parklands alongside playgrounds, walking trails and picnic areas.
Rajghat on the Narmada is a prominent riverside ghat located on the banks of the sacred Narmada River at Barwani in Madhya Pradesh. It serves as the main bathing and worship ghat for the town, with stepped embankments, small shrines and open river views. The ghat is notable for daily rituals, evening aarti, and large gatherings during Narmada Jayanti and Kartik festivals.