Ram Rekha Ghat is a sacred religious site situated on the banks of the River Ganga in Buxar, Bihar. The ghat holds special importance in local Hindu traditions and is associated with the Ramayana. According to Bihar Tourism, local tradition connects the site with Lord Rama, Lord Lakshmana, and Sage Vishwamitra during their journey toward Janakpur. Another tradition associated with the ghat states that Lord Rama worshipped a clay Shivling here, and a Shivling connected with this story is still revered at the site. Devotees visit Ram Rekha Ghat to take a holy dip in the Ganga, offer prayers, and perform religious rituals. The sacred riverside setting creates a peaceful atmosphere for worship and spiritual reflection. The ghat is also visited during important religious occasions and festivals. With its connection to the Ganga and Ramayana traditions, Ram Rekha Ghat remains an important pilgrimage and devotional site in Buxar.