Man Mandir Ghat is one of the many ghats (riverfront steps leading to the Ganges River) in the city of Varanasi, located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

Man Mandir Ghat is believed to have been constructed by the Maharaja of Jaipur, Raja Man Singh, in the early 17th century. The ghat is named after him, as "Man" means "Jewel" and "Mandir" means "Temple" in Hindi.

One of the notable features of Man Mandir Ghat is the Man Mandir Palace, which is situated on the ghat itself. This palace was built by Raja Man Singh as well and was used as his residence. Today, the palace is in a state of ruins, but it still attracts a lot of tourists who are interested in exploring the historical and architectural significance of the palace.

Another attraction at Man Mandir Ghat is the famous observatory known as the Man Singh Observatory, which was also built by Raja Man Singh. This observatory was used to study the movement of the planets and stars and was considered to be one of the most advanced observatories of its time.

Man Mandir Ghat is also known for its beautiful views of the Ganges River and the surrounding areas, especially during the early morning hours when visitors can witness the sunrise over the river. The ghat is also a popular spot for people to take a dip in the holy waters of the Ganges, which is considered to be a purifying and cleansing experience in Hinduism.