Top Travel Destination in Uttar Pradesh

Mathura

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Mathura, the very popular birthplace of Lord Krishna, this city is one among the seven most scared Hindu cities. Countless pilgrims and tourists swarm this place particularly during the festival of Janmastmi which celebrates Lord Krishna's birth. Mathura is sprinkled with ancient temples which are symbols of the primeval architecture. River Yamuna is seen flowing past the 25 ghats which look spectacular at dawn. Numbers of pilgrims are seen taking dips in the holy river and just after sunset hundreds of diyas are witnessed floating otu onto the river during the time of the evening aarti.   The city of Mathura was once a Buddhist centre with 20 monasteries that housed 3000 monks. After the rise of Hinduisms today one can only witness the remains of the beautiful sculptures recovered from the ruins. Numerous antiquated temples like dwarkadhish temple, radharamana temple and also some other amazing places to visit in mathura. If you are to know a lot more about this place best is to avail Mathura Tours.

Agra

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One of the most popular draws for the tourists Agra homes the Taj Mahal which is no less than a magical allure. Travellers from places far and wide crowd this spot just like the moths to a wondrous flame. Apart from the mesmerizing Taj Mahal, this city is sprinkled with magnificence and legacy of the Mughal Empire. Travel around this place and you will get to witness awe-inspiring forts, fascinating tombs and archaic mausoleums. You are missing out the fun if you haven’t caught glimpses of the bustling chowks or marketplaces. Agra sits on the banks of the river Yamuna in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. It possesses a distinct history which is no less than a telltale. This city is crowded and chaotic and yet seems appealing to the eyes of a traveller. If you are eager to unleash the history and beauty of this popular city avail Agra Tours.

Lucknow

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Attracting hordes of tourists Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh is sprinkled with ancient attractions dating back to the British Raj. It is a major metropolitan city of India and 11th most populous city in the country. Apart from being a popular travel destination it serves as a melting pot of varying cultures and is an artistic hub. It was the home to the Nawabs whose influence can still be traced in the alluring corners of the city. Lucknow’s history is worth knowing and so is its prominence. Lucknow boasts of grandiose historical monuments, lush green gardens, marble sidewalks and plenty of sandstone buildings. It is a city of heart warming people who are ever welcoming. Historically Lucknow was the capital of Awadh which later fell under the rule of the east India Company. The travellers, who are keen to discover this amazing travel spot, must avail Lucknow Tours.

Varanasi

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Blindingly colourful, bustling and whimsical are the few words which can describe Varanasi which serves as the most popular halts for the tourists. This distinct Indian city is situated on the shimmering banks of river Ganga which was once known as Kashi (City of Life) in history. It is one of the oldest inhibited cities which are counted one among the seven Hindu holy cities in India. The ghats of Varanasi uncover truths of life as on one side they witness the pilgrims washing away their sins in the scared waters while on the other they become the grounds of cremation. Varanasi is considered to be the most sacred place to die according to Hindu mythology. This place is said to offer moksha (liberation from the cycle of birth and death) making Varanasi a prominent place. The most intimate rituals of life and death are performed here making this place unique and magical.

Vrindavan

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Popularly known as Lord Krishna's childhood abode, Vrindavan is a prevalent religious vacationer spot and thought to be an exceptionally sacrosanct place for the Hindus. It is a temple town that boasts numerous temples that are dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha.   Vrindavan is located on the banks of Yamuna and is surrounded by lush green woods. It experiences moderate temperatures that range 30o-40o degree during summers whereas 15o-25o degrees during winters. July and August are the months for rainfall here.   Vrindavan has a rich religious heritage. It is a focal point of Krishna love and the region incorporates places like Govardhana and Gokul that are connected with Krishna. A large number of lovers of Radha Krishna visit these spots of journey each year and take an interest in various celebrations. The prime attractions here include Nidhivana, Banke Bihari temple, ISCKON temple, Prem Mandir etc., where hundreds of devotees pay a visit annually.

Mirzapur

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Mirzapur is a populous city located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. In the previous times, this region was less inhabited and was a dense forest. After the arrival of the British, this area was undertaken by them and was developed as the center for trade between central and western India. Presently, this city is often visited by tourists to know the Indian culture from its turf.   Mirzapur city is elevated 260 feet above the sea level. Its jagged terrains span vast acres of land. This city shares its boundaries with Ravidas Nagar in North, Madhya Pradesh in South, Chandauli in East, and Allahabad in West. The sacred river Ganga flows through Mirzapur. The climate of this city is described as moderate in nature. It faces humid summers with the average temperatures scaling between 36°C-41°C. During the winter season, the mercury level drops down below 15°C.   The city of Mirzapur is well-known for housing the Vindhyanchal Temple. This pious shrine is revered by Hindus on a large scale. The other places like various ghats set along the river Ganga and the local markets are also frequented by the people in Mirzapur.

Sarnath

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Sarnath doesn't need a formal introduction. It is a well known place in Varanasi that gloats importance for the followers of Buddhism. The tranquil environment of Sarnath has the pristine chants that can be heard throughout the day that invoke the inner peace. It is the place where Gautam Buddha preached dharma for the first time.   Entrenched on the conflux of rivers Ganges and Varuna, Sarnath is a place with serene and calm ambiance that has emerald green surroundings. The vegetation is fed by the mineral rich sacred river Ganga. Due to such geographical location, the holy soil of Sarnath can be visited during any time. The temperatures neither soar up extremely high nor extremely low.   Being a popular pilgrimage site, Sarnath offers a bouquet of destinations it houses. The Sanchi Stupa, Lion Pillar, Chaukhandi Mandir and a small deer park are some notable alluring destinations in Sarnath.

Jhansi

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Jhansi is a settlement in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. In the early 18th century, this well-known place served as the capital of a Maratha province. It is famous for the Queen Lakshmibai, the lioness of Jhansi who fought bravely with the British. Today, Jhansi is a well-known conurbation and is emerging as a tourist destination in Uttar Pradesh.   Jhansi is hoisted at 935 feet above the sea level and covers a gross area of 5,024 sq. km. The major portion of the land of Jhansi is a jagged plain. The climate of the settlement is classified as temperate in nature. The average mercury level during the searing summers touches 39° C whereas falls down at 10° C. The winters are usually cold in Jhansi as compared to other parts of Uttar Pradesh. Unfortunately, Jhansi doesn't receive a substantial amount of rainfall according to its requirement.   Jhansi is the home to many tourist destinations. The tourists, on a large scale, visit the fort of Jhansi to know about the history of Bundelkhand. The government museum is another place of interest that is flocked by the students. The times of the Gupta dynasty are effectively explained in the museum. The other attractions include the places like ISKCON Temple, St. Anthony's Cathedral & the Herbal Garden.

Fatehpur Sikri

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Founded by the Mughal Emperor Akbar in the 15th century, Fatehpur Sikri is a beautiful city in Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. The former fortified city was famous by the name of 'Red City' as the majority of the monuments erected were constructed out of red sandstone. Mughal Emperor was very keen to construct the grandeurs in an Indo-Persian style & till date, these splendors can be found in Fatehpur Sikri.   Fatehpur Sikri isn't a big city. It cascades across 8 sq. km. and is positioned in such a way that sacred rivers Ganga & Yamuna flow through it. The climate of Fatehpur Sikri is classified as moderate. Such climate brings extreme temperatures during the seasons of winter and summer. The median temperatures during summers remain 38°C whereas falls at 11°C on an average during winters. An adequate amount of rainfall is received by Fatehpur Sikri but an excess of rainfall causes flood-like conditions as well.   The settlement of Fatehpur Sikri offers a bouquet of attractions to its visitors. The whole city is full of astounding structures. The famous names include Buland Darwaza, Diwan-E-Aam, diwan-E-Khas, Salim Chisti Maqbara, Birbal's house and a lot more.

Kushinagar

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The former capital of the Kosala Empire, Kushinagar is a town located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh that was ruled by Kush, the son of Lord Rama. It is one among the most-inhabited towns in Uttar Pradesh. Kushinagar is also reckoned as a religious site for the followers of Buddhism.   Kushinagar covers an entire area of 2,873 sq. km. It is surrounded by Maharajaganj in North, Deoria in South, Gorakhpur in West and Gopalganj in East. The major portion of the land of Kushinagar is a craggy plain. The climate of this place is classified as moderate in nature. Kushinagar experiences scorching summers as the average temperature scales between 35°C-39°C. The winter season witnesses the downfall in the mercury level as the median temperature falls below 10°C.   Kushinagar houses beautiful buildings and monuments. The holy sites like Parinirvana Stupa, Wat Thai Temple, Matha Kuar Shrine and the ruined fort of Kushinagar are the places that captivate the visitors.

Ayodhya

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Ayodhya is a holy city located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. This place is said to be the birthplace of Lord Rama, a Hindu religious figurine. The city of Ayodhya is revered as a pilgrimage site by the Hindus and every year, it is visited by thousands of devotees on the occasion of Rama Navami.   The city of Ayodhya is located on the banks of River Sarayu and is elevated 305 feet above the sea level. The major portion of its land is an uneven terrain that covers a gross area of 25 sq. km. The climate of Ayodhya is described as a moderate. It encounters warm summers with the median mercury level of 37°C. During the winters, the mercury level falls down below 12°C and makes the weather colder. An ample amount of rainfall is received by the city of Ayodhya.   The region of Ayodhya is dotted by different temples. A majority of these temples were constructed in the bygone times. Hanuman Cave, Kanak Bhawan, Nageshwarnath Temple, and the banks of the rivers like Ghaghra and Sarayu are some of the eminent tourist sites in Ayodhya.

Prayagraj

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Allahabad is an alluring city located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Known as the seventh-most-populated city of Uttar Pradesh, Allahabad is also referred as the 'Judicial Capital of Uttar Pradesh'. It is known so because nation's most esteemed court "Allahabad High Court" is situated here. This city has another name of Prayag as it is the confluence of the river Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati.   Located on the confluence of Ganga and Yamuna, the city of Allahabad is elevated 320 feet above the sea level. The rough terrains of the region spread across an area of 1,350 sq. km. It shares its borders with Pratapgarh in North, Madhya Pradesh in South, Chitrakoot in West, and Ravidas Nagar in East. Allahabad has a tropical humid climate. The average mercury level during summers shoots up to 40°C, whereas, drop down below 15°C during the winter season.   The city of Allahabad is a traveler's delight. There are numerous destinations that are a must-visit place. One can visit Triveni Sangam, Jawahar Planetarium, Allahabad Fort, Khusro Bagh, and the local markets of the city.

Faizabad

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Faizabad, the former capital of Awadh, is a well-known city that is located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It was established in the 17th century by Mughal ruler Saadat Ali Khan. It used to be a fortified city under his reign that was later ruled by his son Shuja-Ud-Daula. Today, this city is well-connected via roadways, railways, and airways.   The city of Faizabad is elevated 318 feet above the sea level and its major portion of land is a jagged terrain. The land of Faizabad covers an entire area of 150 sq. km. The climate of this city can be classified as tropical moderate in nature. It faces searing summers with an average temperature of 43°C and pleasant winters with an average temperature of 14°C.   Faizabad houses numerous places of interest that are flocked by visitors on a large scale. The spectacular places of interest located in the city are Shuja Rose Garden, Guptar Ghat, Begum Mausoleum and the markets of Rekabganj, Subhash Bajaj Gali, and Chowk.

Gorakhpur

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Home to the ancient Gita Press that prints the Hindu Epic Bhagwad Gita, Gorakhpur is a city that is located in Uttar Pradesh. It is another populated city and is named after a saint Gorakshaknath. It is a sacred site for the followers of the saint Gorakshaknath. This city is developing consistently.   The city of Gorakhpur is elevated at a height of 276 feet above the sea level. The rough terrains of this city unfold across an area of 5,484 sq. km. These terrains are fed by the tributaries of the river Ganga. The city of Gorakhpur has a tropical climate. It faces humid summers with an average temperature of 39°C, whereas, the median mercury levels hardly rise above 16°C. An adequate amount of downpour is received by Gorakhpur.   Gorakhpur houses several must-visit places. The major attractions in the city are Gorakhnath Temple, Clock Tower, Nehru Park, Deer Park, and the crowded markets from where souvenirs can be bought.

Kanpur

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Kanpur is a town that lies in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. During the rule of the British, it was known by the name of Cawnpore. According to the history, this town was recognized by the name of Karnapur as it was ruled by Karna. The name was mutated to Kanpur and is now the official name of this town.   The town of Kanpur is elevated at a height of 413 feet above the sea level and sprawls over an area of 400 sq. km. The tributaries of the river Ganges are the major source of water in the city. The climate of Kanpur is defined as tropical humid in nature. It faces scorching summers as the median mercury levels rise up to 45°C. The winter season, on the other hand, is a pleasant season as the median mercury levels fall down below 13°C.   There are several places that are located in the town of Kanpur. The remarkable frequented destinations include the names like Allen Zoo, Fairdeal Aquarium, Vaishno Temple, Phool Bagh, and much more

Balrampur

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Balrampur is a city that is located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The legends acclaim that this region of the state was the place where Gautama Buddha displayed his supernatural powers when he spiritually transformed a robber into a devoted monk. This region was ruled by the Janwaar Kshatriya dynasty. They are the descendants of the mighty Pandava warrior Arjun and still reside in Balrampur.   Standing on the banks of the river Rapti, Balrampur is elevated 344 feet above the sea level. It’s uneven terrains cover the gross area of 20 sq. km. The district of Balrampur is surrounded by Nepal in North, Gonda in South, Shravasti in West, and Siddharthanagar in East. This region has a tropical moderate climate. The average temperature during the summer season touches 41°C, whereas, fall down & rest at 13°C on an average during the winter season. The region of Balrampur receives an adequate downpour as well.   One can explore the amazing places of interest that are located in Balrampur. Such places include the names like Devi Patan Siddha Peeth, Bijleshwari Temple, Shravasti, Urdu Museum, and the local markets of Balrampur.

Bareilly

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Bareilly is a city that is located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. In the bygone times, Bareilly was known as the land of Panchala and is the birthplace of Draupadi, the wife of Pandava brothers. In the late 12th century, this region came under the rule of different dynasties like Mughal, Kshatriya Rajput, and lastly by the British. Today, it is one amid the populated cities of Uttar Pradesh.   The city of Bareilly is elevated at a height of 880 feet above the sea level. Its land is a plain in a majority that is fed by the tributaries of Gomti River. This district shares its boundaries with Udham Singh Nagar in North, Badaun in South, Rampur in West, and Pilibhit in East. Bareilly has a tropical humid climate. During the summer season, the average temperatures touch 41°C, whereas, fall down below 15°C on an average. The region of Bareilly receives an adequate amount of rainfall as well.   Bareilly is dotted with numerous attractions. The pious shrines like temples and mosques are present in abundance in its region. Countless pilgrims throng to these pilgrim destinations on the religious occasions.

Rampur

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Rampur is a well-known city that is located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Initially, Rampur used to be a part of Delhi but was divided into 2 parts that are known as Badayun and Sambhal. After the Mughal Empire was established in Uttar Pradesh, Rampur gained importance as well as popularity. Today, it is a popular & a major city of U.P.   The city of Rampur is elevated at a height of 945 feet above the sea level. The rugged terrains of the city unfold over an area of 83 sq. km. It is surrounded by Udham Singh Nagar in North, Bareilly in East, Moradabad in West, and Badayun in South. This region has a moderate climate. It faces scorching summers with an average temperature of 38°C, whereas, faces cool winters as the median mercury levels drop below 14°C. A substantial amount of rainfall is received by Rampur during monsoons.   Rampur is dotted with amazing places of interest. The destinations like Jama Masjid, Raza Library, Rampur Planetarium, Kothi Khas Bagh, and the crowded markets of the city.

Chitrakoot

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Chitrakoot is a district located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. In the ancient era, this district was ruled by the Baghelas of Rewa and was a part of Baghelkhand Agency. After the independence, a new district Chhatrapati Shahuji Nagar was carved from Banda district in the year 1997. In the following year, the district was renamed as Chitrakoot.   With an average elevation of 300 feet above the sea level, Chitrakoot spreads across 3,216 sq. kilometers. It has a tropical moderate climate in which the summers are searing and winters are cold. During summers, the average temperatures scale between 30°C-40°C. The temperatures fall down around 10°C during winters. Chitrakoot gets a sufficient amount of rainfall with an annual average of 2500-3000 mm.   Individuals can visit the different tourist attractions in Chitrakoot. The attractions like Ramghat, Hanuman Dhara, Gupt Godavari Caves, Sphatic Shila (Ram Shila), and the local markets etc. lure visitors on a large scale.

Sravasti

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Sravasti or Shravasti is an ancient city in Uttar Pradesh. This city has a special significance because it is one of the 6 largest cities in India during Buddha's lifetime. The history says that Sravasti was an important city during the period of Ramayana and Mahabharata. Presently, this ancient city is a sacred site for Hindus as well as Buddhists.   Resting on the banks of the river Rapti, Sravasti is elevated at a height of 213 feet above the sea level. The terrains of the city are semi-fertile. Sravasti has a subtropical humid climate. The scorching summers make the mercury levels rise up to 42°C, whereas, the cold winters make the temperature levels drop at 8°C-10°C. The city receives plenty of rainfall during monsoons with an annual average of 2500-2800 mm.   Sravasti offers a large number of tourist attractions. Saheth Group of Temples, Shobhnath temple, Ananthapindika Stupa, Jetavana Monastery etc. are some well-known places. One can also visit the other nearby places like the Bakhira Bird Sanctuary, National Chambal Sanctuary, Hastinapur Sanctuary etc.