Ram Ghat features a wide, stone-stepped terrace descending directly into the Ganges, distinguished by the weathered, ochre-colored palace standing at its crest. This structure serves as a primary bathing site for pilgrims seeking spiritual purification. Centuries ago, the ruler of Jaipur, Sawai Jai Singh the second, commissioned these steps and the adjoining mansion. He brought stone masons from Rajasthan to build them, giving the riverside an architectural character distinct from the surrounding local construction, which remains visible in the carved balconies.
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