The Adityas are considered to be powerful and benevolent gods who bring light, prosperity, and health to their devotees. They are often depicted as riding chariots drawn by horses or birds, and are associated with various natural phenomena such as the sun, the sky, and the seasons.

Arun Aditya is located in Trilochaneshwar Temple, Trilochan Ghat. 

The temple is approachable from Birla Hospital after Machhodari up to which place, people can travel by Auto or Cycle Rickshaw and then on foot. Alternatively, we can have a boat ride up to Trilochan Ghat and climb the stairs. 

Draupad Aditya is located at Akshay Vat, near Vishweshwar Temple. There are three approach lanes one via Dashashwamedh Road, 2nd via Bansphatak and third via Gyanvapi. 

Ganga Aditya is located below Nepali Mandir, Lalita Ghat. The deity is situated in a room covered with iron grill and facing the river Ganges. 

Keshava Aditya is located at Adi Keshava Temple, Rajghat Fort. 

Khakholkh Aditya is located at Kameshwar Temple at  North of Trilochan. The temple is approachable from a famous locality called Machhodari. 

Lolark Aditya/Lolark Kund is located near Tulsi Ghat. We can travel upto Marwari Seva Sangh, Assi in a rickshaw and walk on foot upto Lolark Kund. Alternatively, we can have a boat ride upto Tulsi Ghat and climb the steps. 

The idol of Mayukh Aditya always remains moist and cool. If we physically remove the moisture and make it dry, the idol will again become moist. 

The reason for this is Lord Shiva touched Lord Surya to reduce his intense heat (as mentioned above). Old timers in and around the temple believe that the hidden river Dhootpapa is flowing beneath the surface, causing this moistness. 

Saamba Aditya is located at Surya Kund (Suraj Kund). This is a famous locality. 

Uttarark Aditya is located in Alaipur, Bakaria Kund, near Varanasi City Station. 

Vimal Aditya is located at Gully behind Khari Kuan, Jangambari, near Godowlia. 

Vriddh Aditya is located at South of Bare Hanumanji at Mir Ghat. Devotees can approach this place by traveling up to Dasaswamdh Vishwanath Gulli by rickshaw and then on foot in the Gully. 

Yama Aditya is located on the steps leading to Sankata Ghat. People can travel upto Chowk by rickshaw and travel to this place on foot. 

Sankata Devi temple is an important landmark. Alternatively, they can have a boat ride upto Sankata Ghat and climb the steps. Devotees can have darshan practically throughout the day.

At the conclusion of our day, we plan to enjoy a delectable dinner along with some refreshing beverages. This will serve as a perfect way to unwind and relax after a busy day.