2 Days History And Culture Sitapur Tour

Morning: Arrival & Naimisharanya pilgrimage (approx. 30–35 km from Sitapur city)
Start with Shri Naimishnath Vishnu Temple—a sacred Divya Desam where Vishnu is worshipped; surrounded by Chakra Kund and Gomati river .

Visit Chakra Tirth—a natural kund formed by the legendary Sudarshan Chakra; considered the holiest bathing spot .

Continue to Vyasa Peetha (Vyas Gaddi)—where sage Vyasa is believed to have composed the Mahabharata and organized the Vedas .

Walk around Hanuman Garhi, Panch‑Prayag pond, and Panch‑Pandav & Rudravart temples—all clustered within the site of mythological penance by 88,000 sages .

Lunch: Simple local thali at Naimisharanya area or nearby dhaba.
Afternoon: Lalita Devi & Char Dham Temple
Visit Lalita Devi Temple, considered one of the Shakti Peethas, near Chakra Kund .

Explore the Char Dham Temple, built in white marble, symbolizing pilgrimage to the four Dhams in one site .

Evening: Relax by the riverbank or return to Sitapur town for dinner.

Activities : Sightseeing

Morning: Sightseeing near Sitapur
Drive to Biswan (~15 km away) to visit the historic town and tomb of Mumtaz Hussain built in Persian style (~1047 Hijri era) .

Stop at Mahmoodabad Fort (~63 km): a ruined yet fascinating estate founded in 1677 by Raja Mahmud Khan; a glimpse of Awadh architecture .

Optional:
Dadhichi Temple & Kund in Misrikh tehsil (~35 km): sacred pond where sage Dadhichi sacrificed bones for the devas; beautiful spot with fish and peaceful atmosphere .

Lunch: Local meals in Biswan or Sitapur city.
Afternoon: Sitapur history & spirituality
Explore Baba Shyam Nath Temple in Sitapur city—a 400‑year‑old Shiva temple with a central kund and Nandi statue .

If open, visit the Sitapur Museum to view local artifacts, coins, sculptures, and documents (mentioned in travel guides) .

Evening: Ghaghara river view
On the return, enjoy sunset views at Chahlari Ghat Bridge—a 3.26 km long bridge over Ghaghra river, a prominent local landmark .

Activities : Sightseeing