Varanasi | 11 March 2026

With temperatures rising in Varanasi, special arrangements have been introduced at Kashi Vishwanath Temple to ensure that devotees can have a comfortable and safe darshan. As the summer heat intensifies, the stone pathways inside the temple premises begin to heat up, making it difficult for visitors waiting in long queues. To provide relief from the sun and high temperatures, the temple administration has installed German hangars along the waiting areas.

These covered structures are designed to protect devotees from direct sunlight while they wait for their turn to offer prayers to Lord Vishweshwar. With the arrival of the summer season, the number of pilgrims visiting the temple is expected to increase, and the queues for darshan may become longer. Keeping this in mind, the arrangements have been made so that people standing in line can wait comfortably without facing extreme heat.

The temple trust has given top priority to the safety and convenience of visitors. Special care has been taken to ensure that devotees, including children and elderly people, do not face unnecessary difficulty while waiting for darshan. Under the shade of these hangars, devotees will be able to sit, rest, and continue their spiritual journey without discomfort.

Officials from the temple trust said that improving the experience of devotees is an important responsibility. By creating shaded waiting areas and better queue management, the administration hopes to make the visit more peaceful and organized. Such steps reflect the temple trust’s commitment to ensuring that every devotee can complete their darshan smoothly even during the intense summer heat.

 Special Arrangements at Kashi Vishwanath Dham as Rising Heat Makes Temple Stones Hot

With temperatures rising in Varanasi, special arrangements have been introduced at Kashi Vishwanath Temple to ensure that devotees can have a comfortable and safe darshan. As the summer heat intensifies, the stone pathways inside the temple premises begin to heat up, making it difficult for visitors waiting in long queues. To provide relief from the sun and high temperatures, the temple administration has installed German hangars along the waiting areas.

These covered structures are designed to protect devotees from direct sunlight while they wait for their turn to offer prayers to Lord Vishweshwar. With the arrival of the summer season, the number of pilgrims visiting the temple is expected to increase, and the queues for darshan may become longer. Keeping this in mind, the arrangements have been made so that people standing in line can wait comfortably without facing extreme heat.

The temple trust has given top priority to the safety and convenience of visitors. Special care has been taken to ensure that devotees, including children and elderly people, do not face unnecessary difficulty while waiting for darshan. Under the shade of these hangars, devotees will be able to sit, rest, and continue their spiritual journey without discomfort.

Officials from the temple trust said that improving the experience of devotees is an important responsibility. By creating shaded waiting areas and better queue management, the administration hopes to make the visit more peaceful and organized. Such steps reflect the temple trust’s commitment to ensuring that every devotee can complete their darshan smoothly even during the intense summer heat.