Actress Isha Gupta: Visiting Varanasi beats in my heart ..

Actress and Miss India International 2009 Isha Gupta recently visited Varanasi. Isha enjoyed the city very much as a traveler. He participated in Ganga Aarti and also visited Ghat for that. He also visited the Kashi Vishwanath temple and bought famous Banarasi saris.

The 'Badshaho' actress says, "Since my father is in the Air Force, I already like to travel so we have traveled a lot with him and visited various parts of the country. Every vacation we go on road trips and explore different places. Varanasi has always been on my wish list. So when my friend Abhishek Jala invited me, I was eager to go. I did everything that every tourist in Varanasi does. I also did a boat ride, visited the ghats and asked the Lord for blessings. I visited Kashi Vishwanath Temple and also prayed to the Lord with all my heart.

I did not want to pay anything in Varanasi city. I also visited Spain recently and when people there found out that I was Indian they expressed to me their desire to visit Varanasi so I was really proud. Even people living so far away want to come to Varanasi. I felt proud of my country. Isha Gupta is a native of Amroha in Uttar Pradesh. He said, "During my visit to Varanasi, I was eagerly waiting for Khana from UP.

So when I landed in Varanasi I fell in love with her. I started the morning with a breakfast of quiche and vegetables. This was followed by other Banarasi delicacies like Sattu Ka Paratha etc. Apart from food, the other thing I like about Varanasi is that the people of Kashi talk and the way they talk, they are very friendly people, 'said Isha. Isha worshiped at Dasashvamegh Ghat and also performed Ganga Aarti. Isha says, 'Live Ganga Aarti was my first experience, which was a very first and unforgettable experience. It was a mesmerizing experience to perform aarti in small boats and to place lamps floating in the Ganges. There was a different kind of aroma here, which was the smell of clay.

The fragrance made you feel like you are in the heart of India - Indians are basically very polite and helpful and I found this in Varanasi too. I feel like it was a divine message for me - my trip to Varanasi turned out to be wonderful.