name means 'Steps of Lord Shiva' or 'Steps of the Lord'

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Har Ki Pauri is a famous and sacred ghat on the banks of the Ganges River in Haridwar, India, renowned as a major Hindu pilgrimage site and venue for ritual bathing and the Ganga Aarti.

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instanceOf Hindu pilgrimage site
ghat
religious tourist attraction
administrativeBody local Haridwar authorities
alsoKnownAs Har Ki Paudi NERFINISHED
Har-ki-Pauri NERFINISHED
associatedDeity Lord Shiva NERFINISHED
Lord Vishnu NERFINISHED
associatedWith Ganga River goddess
city Haridwar NERFINISHED
country India
culturalImportance important site for Ganga worship
symbolic gateway to the Ganges in Haridwar
festival Ardh Kumbh Mela NERFINISHED
Kanwar Yatra NERFINISHED
Kumbh Mela NERFINISHED
hasFeature clock tower
large steps leading down to the river
series of bathing ghats
temples along the ghat
heritageStatus important religious heritage site in Uttarakhand
locatedIn Haridwar NERFINISHED
Uttarakhand NERFINISHED
locatedOn bank of the Ganges River
locatedOnRiver Ganges River NERFINISHED
mainRitual daily Ganga Aarti NERFINISHED
majorEvent Ardh Kumbh Mela bathing
Ganga Aarti NERFINISHED
Kumbh Mela bathing
nameMeaning Steps of Lord Shiva
Steps of the Lord
pilgrimageType tirtha (sacred ford)
religion Hinduism
ritualPractice chanting of Vedic hymns during aarti
lighting and floating lamps on the river
taking a holy dip in the Ganges
safetyConcern crowd management during festivals
risk of drowning during high river flow
significance major Hindu pilgrimage destination
one of the most sacred ghats on the Ganges
state Uttarakhand NERFINISHED
timeOfMainRitual evening
tourism popular destination for domestic tourists
popular destination for international tourists
usedFor Hindu religious ceremonies
immersion of ashes
offering diyas to the Ganges
ritual bathing

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Har Ki Pauri etymology name means 'Steps of Lord Shiva' or 'Steps of the Lord'