Located at the heart of the country is the state of Uttar Pradesh which is also the most populous state in India, housing nearly 200 million people. Considered as the heritage land of the country, the cities which are located in this state are some of the most ancient cities of the world. It is also considered as the seat of the Buddhist religion and all major festivals are celebrated in its true colors in this state.

The most prominent and well known cities in the state include, Varanasi, Kanpur, Agra, Lucknow etc. This is one of the main reasons why the state is frequently visited by both the domestic as well as the foreign tourists as there is an ideal blend of historic and cultural heritage with modern facilities at major cities.

The various festivals as well as fairs which keep taking place on a regular basis, act as a big captivating factor for drawing such a large portion of tourists to the state. The cuisines served here are among the best in the country and certainly casts a spell on tourists.

Uttar Pradesh has a lot to offer to pilgrims with the presence of the temples such as Siddha Devi and Siddhnath, the state displays its pious edge. The most scenic aspect is the Taj Mahal, which is situated in Agra. The monument which is an epitome of love, has maintained itself amongst the 7 wonders of the world. The Yamuna River which flows through the region, gives a pleasant stage to the tourists who visit the state for a splendid experience.

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Agra

Agra is a major tourist destination in North India because of its many Mughal-era buildings, most notably the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri, all three of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The tourist places in Agra speaks volume about the rich culture and heritage of Agra.

The city is known for its historic sites, architecture, and ambiance of being in the Mughal era. Agra is also included in the Golden Triangle circle with Delhi and Jaipur and hence people travelling to the north, usually visit these three cities together.

The city is not only important to the Mughal dynasty but also has its mentions in the Mahabharata, which makes it a strategic location for both Hindus and Muslims in India and in the Indo Aryan Plains. Agra is, thus, full of legacies, history, period horizons and more.

Among the top tourist places in Agra is Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is showpiece architecture of fine Mughal craftsmanship. It was built under the aegis of Shah Jahan as a memorial for his beloved wife Arjumand Bano Begum. Her body is enshrined in the tomb at the Taj Mahal.

The designs of this structure incorporate Persian and Mughal architecture. The highlight of the structure is the tomb which is a large structure made completely of marble. Another is Agra Fort, also called the Red Fort, this structure dates back to the 16th century.

It is situated near the gardens of the Taj Mahal. Made of red sandstone, Agra Fort has walls that surround for at least two kilometers and more. Inside are many splendid palaces such as Jahangir Palace and Khas Palace. It is over here that you will find the grand hall of audiences called Diwan-i-Khas. Also on the location are a couple of magnificent mosques.

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Noida

Noida – the systematically planned city located not very far away from India’s capital is perhaps one of the most developed regions around Noida. Noida is actually short for New Okhla Industrial Development Authority and shot into lime light between the years, 1975 and 1977. This was time when the Emergency Period in India was essentially established and Noida pretty much has to give its existence credits to this particular phase.


Noida is considered to be one of the majorly developed cities due to several reasons. One of the chief reasons being – the city contributes the highest per capita income in the whole of National Capital Region. Moreover, Noida falls in the category of being one of the richest civic bodies in India. Noida is home to approximately 642,381 people as of 2014.


The interesting part about Noida is that even though it is severely developed  with gigantic urban and concrete establishments, the city still manages to have at least 50 per cent of the place covered with green. Due to this reason, Noida is also considered one of India’s greenest cities.


Adding to that is its achievement for being the best city in Uttar Pradesh. It is one of the best realty destinations and holiday destinations. As far as the tourism industry is concerned, people from all over the world travel to enjoy the great many and varied experiences this location has to offer. There are a plenty of hotels and resorts that ensure a good stay for the tourists.


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Varanasi, a city that oozes charm and mesmerizing beauty, is amongst the holiest cities in India and arguably in the world. With a massive number of temples, shrines, and ghats, for anyone who seeks the blessings of the almighty, Varanasi, should be at the top of their priority list.

Known as Lord Shiva’s City, this majestic place has a distinct essence in its soothing surroundings, which would certainly leave any visitor spell bounded. Many people from all over India visit the shores of the pious Ganges River and take a holy bath, which is believed to banish all the sins from the body and soul.

If you are visiting Varanasi any time sooner, then boat riding at the holy Ganges river should be at the top of your bucket list. This would be an unforgettable experience of your life as the picturesque views from the rides have a charm of its own.

The stunning panoramic experience of temples and practices of Hindu rituals would harmonize your heart and soul. You should also attend the glorious Aarti sessions at the Ganges River. Spiritual chants and the essence of aromatic surroundings will be an ideal experience if the person wishes for a calm and serene place to cherish.

This divine ceremony is even enhanced in magnitude when witnessed at the Dasaswamedh Ghat. The use of heavy brass lamps for the ceremony makes the experience even more satisfying.

Another important landmark of Varanasi popularly known as Sarnath is renowned as the place where Lord Buddha illustrated Dharma. It is amongst the most prominent Buddhist sites all around the world. You can also witness the humongous pillar of Dharmekh Stupa. Also, the visual brilliance of the Ashoka Pillar would be a treat to your eyes. Varanasi is truly an alluring site that captivates travelers with its holiness and tranquility.

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Jhansi

Located in the state of Uttar Pradesh, Vrindavan is a holy city nestled on the bank of the Yamuna River and is considered to be a famous pilgrimage site. Possessing the deity of Lord Krishna, Vrindavan city allures the tourists from around the world who are spiritual and seek contentment and peace. 

With a perfect fusion of beauty, religion and history, Vrindavan tourism has grown over the years. With scenic beauty surrounding the elegant architectures made of beautiful white marble, it is a sight you cannot afford to miss. The enchanting beauty of this town will calm your soul and fill your heart with spirituality and joy. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Vrindavan is your go-to for a blissful getaway.

Visit the famous attractions in Vrindavan, including Banke Bihari Mandir, which is one of the major attractions along with witnessing the classic beauty of Prem Mandir. You can also head to the Radha Raman Temple that dates back to 1542 and deity here is known to have self-manifested from the shaligram-shilas and the Iskcon Vrindavan that aims at increasing the awareness about the scriptures and Bhagavad Gita. Sri Ranganatha Temple is another historical temple to visit in this city of temples which is considered to be the largest temple here. There are several other essential temples to be seen while in Vrindavan. 

With multiple activities to do in Vrindavan, you should not miss out on the Yamuna Puja on Keshi Ghat, which is a beautiful experience. You can also visit the sacred lake of Kusum Sarovar, a breathtaking sight to feast your eyes on or go shopping in this wonderful town. 
The weather is perfect for a visit to Vrindavan in winters from September to March for a comfortable experience. It is also ideal for visiting all the places of interest and the admirable view of the temples. 


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Lucknow

Affectionately termed as the City of Nawabs, Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh, is one of the major cultural hubs of the country. Its rich heritage, made magnificent by the beauty of Islamic architecture attracts tourists from across the world. The city rose to prominence under the rulers of the Awadhi Nawabs, who were well-known patrons of food, dance, and music.

Lucknow is home to some of the most renowned Mughal architectural marvels dating back to the 17th and the 18th century, including the Bada Imambara, Chattar Manzil, and Rumi Darwaza, among others. The city also houses a number of different parks and recreational centers, such as the Qaisar Bagh, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Park, the Ambedkar Memorial, and Janeshwar Mishra Park, which is the largest park in Asia.

Lucknow’s cuisine, handed down from its Mughal emperors, makes the city a gastronomic delight, with its array of delectable biryani dishes and succulent kebabs. The sprawling bazaars of Lucknow, displaying colorful wares, are a massive crowd-puller, and areas like the Chowk or Hazratganj are major attractions of the city for shopping purposes. The city is well-known for its chikankari and zardozi embroidery, and these clothing items are the most popular ones to take away from here.

The city is well connected to most major cities in the country by air, road, and rail, and can be reached easily. The various tourist attractions in the city are also well connected by public transport, and the best way to travel through Lucknow in order to visit them is to avail the public buses. Although a popular weekend destination for dwellers in its neighboring cities, any tourist desiring to properly explore the city and visit all its major attractions would need at least a week to do so in a hassle-free manner.

Coming to the weather, summers in Lucknow are very hot and clammy, while monsoon months experience extremely heavy rainfall. Ideally, the best time to visit the city would be during the winter months between December and February. During this time, the weather remains pleasantly cool and is perfect for sightseeing purposes.

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Rampur

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Banaras

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Originally believed to be constructed 5000 years ago, Sri Krishna Janmasthan is a famous temple in Mathura. It is supposed to be built around the prison cell where Lord Krishna was born. You can explore the Garbha Griha Shrine, the Potra Kund and the Bhagvata Bhavan which are located inside the temple. 


  • Timings: 5:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 9:30 PM 
  • Location: Mathura- Deeg Marg, near Deeg Gate Chouraha, Janam Bhumi, Mathura
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Worship Lord Krishna as Dwarkanath at Dwarkadheesh Temple in Mathura. It is among the prominent places to see in Mathura and is famous for its detailed architecture and paintings depicting Lord Krishna’s life. You can come early in the morning to offer prayers and spend time at the banks of River Yamuna at Vishram Ghat beside the temple. 


  • Timings: 6:30 AM - 10:30 AM and 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM,
  • Location: Sri Rajendra Pathak, Pathak Gali, Vishram Ghat, Vishram Bazar, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
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Explore Govardhan Hill, one of the top tourist places in Mathura and learn the legend of Lord Krishna saving his village from thunderstorms. It is believed that the lord lifted this hill on one finger and later asked everyone to worship the hill like they worship his idol. When you are here, you can see the Giriraj Temple, Mansi Ganga Lake and Kusum Sarovar Lake. 


  • Timings: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
  • Location: Aanyor, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
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Dedicated to Lord Lakshmi Narayan - an avatar of Vishnu, Birla Mandir was built by Jugal Kishore Birla in 1988. You can see the entire Bhagavad Gita inscribed on the temple’s pillars and admire the craftsmanship on the marble walls. While visiting the temple, you can see Lord Krishna's chariot, a towering Gita Stambh and a small temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. 


  • Timings: 5:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM
  • Location: Mathura - Vrindavan Marg, Anand Nagar, Mathura 
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Believed to be the place where Lord Krishna rested after killing the demon Kansa, Vishram Ghat is an important pilgrimage site. It is among the top places to visit in Mathura to experience a scenic boat ride on River Yamuna during the evenings. In addition to taking a holy dip, devotees also enjoy attending the morning and evening arti for a spiritual experience at Vishram Ghat. 


  • Timings: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM 
  • Location: Chhonka Pada, Choubey Para, Mathura
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Radha Kund is one of the most sacred water tanks in Mathura and is considered a symbol of the undying love between Lord Krishna and Radha. You can take a dip in its sacred waters which are supposed to have healing and medicinal properties. It is among the top places to visit in Mathura where you can relax on its serene banks or meditate in the spiritual surroundings. 


  • Timings: 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM
  • Location: Radha Kund, Mathura 
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Also called the Purana Qila of Mathura, Kans Qila is believed to date back to the times of the Mahabharata. The ancient fortress is dedicated to Kans, the maternal uncle of Lord Krishna and is perched on the banks of River Yamuna. If you love history and architecture, the intriguing blend of Hindu and Islamic elements of this fort’s structure is a beautiful sight to witness. 


  • Timings: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Location: Ratankund, Chowk Bazar, Mathura
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One of the popular tourist places in Mathura, Nandgaon is believed to be the home of the foster parents of Lord Krishna- Shri Nandji and Yashoda Maiyya. You can visit the Nandagram Temple to enjoy 360-degree views of the town or spend time at the serene lake- Pan Sarovar when you are here. Other spots to explore here include Nandisvara Temple and Charan Pahari. 


  • Timings: 24 hours 
  • Location: Nandgaon, Mathura 
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Also called Sri Ranganath Temple, this temple is dedicated to Sri GodaRangamannar, a famous 8th-century Vaishnava saint from South India. You can see the idol of Lord Krishna dressed as a groom with Goda as his bride. Art lovers can admire the superb blend of north and south Indian temple architecture with seven-storeyed gopuram and Jaipuri-style stone gates. 


  • Timings: 5:30 AM to 11:00 AM, 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM
  • Location: Sri Rangji Mandir, Vrindavan
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Enjoy a soulful retreat at Kusum Sarovar, one of the best places to see in Mathura for breathtaking sunsets. The reservoir is surrounded by heritage buildings and is an ideal spot to enjoy calm evenings in Mathura. You can admire the panelled walls that run about 60 feet into the water and are adorned by beautiful paintings of Krishna and Radha. 


  • Timings: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
  • Location: Kusum Sarovar, Govardhan, Mathura
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Visit the Radha Vallabh Mandir in Mathura to worship Krishna as Shri Radha Vallabh. You can admire the stunning architecture carved out from red sandstone at this temple, which was constructed in 1585. Plan your visit during festivals like Hitotsav, Radhashtami, Krishna Janmashtami and Vyahlu Utsav for the most vibrant ambience. 


  • Timings: 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Location: Radha Vallabh Temple Rd, Gotam Nagar, Vrindavan
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Situated in the small town of Fatehpur Sikri, Buland Darwaza is a remarkable structure that offers a glimpse into the rich history of Mughals. ‘Buland Darwaza’ translates to ‘Gate of Victory’ as it was built by Akbar to commemorate his victory over Gujarat. It is an architectural marvel which stands as a symbol of power, wealth and conquest.

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Chhoti Chhawani in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, is a renowned spiritual and religious site closely associated with the traditions of Hindu saints. It serves as an ashram and centre of learning where saints and devotees gather for prayers, discourses, and spiritual practices.


The place holds historical and religious importance, being linked with the Ram Janmabhoomi movement and the age-old heritage of Ayodhya. Surrounded by temples and ghats, Chhoti Chhawani reflects the city’s spiritual atmosphere and continues to be a hub for seekers of peace and devotion.

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The Jain Shrine in Ayodhya is an important spiritual site for the Jain community, reflecting the city’s rich religious diversity. Dedicated to Lord Rishabhanatha, the first Tirthankara of Jainism, the shrine is a place of peace, meditation, and devotion. Its simple yet elegant architecture creates a calm environment where devotees can focus on prayer and spiritual reflection. 


Pilgrims visit the shrine to offer rituals, chant prayers, and seek blessings for well-being and spiritual growth. The serene surroundings, combined with the sacred atmosphere, make it a quiet retreat from the city’s hustle. The Jain Shrine in Ayodhya stands as a testament to the city’s inclusive spiritual heritage, welcoming visitors from all faiths to experience its devotion and peace.

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Sri Mairam Das Chavani in Ayodhya is a significant religious and historical site that attracts devotees and visitors interested in the spiritual heritage of the city. Named after Mairam Das, the site is associated with the local history and traditions of Ayodhya, offering insight into the city’s cultural and devotional past. 


The area is well-maintained, allowing visitors to explore its surroundings, engage in prayers, and experience the spiritual atmosphere. Sri Mairam Das Chavani is also a place for reflection, where pilgrims can connect with the history and devotion that have shaped Ayodhya over centuries. It remains an important landmark, preserving both religious significance and the cultural narrative of the holy city.

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Company Garden in Ayodhya is a charming public garden that offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. Known for its well-maintained lawns, colourful flower beds, and shaded walking paths, the garden is a favourite spot for families, tourists, and locals looking to relax and enjoy nature. 


Visitors can take leisurely strolls, sit by the benches, or simply admire the greenery and vibrant plants that create a refreshing atmosphere. The garden also provides a great setting for photography and quiet reflection. Company Garden is not only a place to unwind but also a part of Ayodhya’s cultural and recreational spaces, attracting people of all ages who wish to enjoy its serene environment.

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Queen Huh Memorial Park in Ayodhya is a beautifully maintained public park that honours the legacy of Queen Huh, a figure remembered for her historical and cultural significance. The park provides a serene environment for visitors to relax, take leisurely walks, and enjoy the natural surroundings. Landscaped gardens, shaded pathways, and open lawns make it an ideal spot for families, tourists, and locals alike. 


The park also features memorial plaques and statues that highlight Queen Huh’s contributions and historical importance, offering an educational aspect alongside recreation. With its peaceful ambience, greenery, and cultural significance, Queen Huh Memorial Park serves as both a place of remembrance and a welcoming recreational space, adding value to Ayodhya’s public and cultural landmarks.

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Surya Stumbh in Ayodhya is a revered monument dedicated to Surya, the Sun God, symbolising energy, light, and life. This towering pillar is historically and spiritually significant, attracting devotees who come to offer prayers and seek blessings for health, prosperity, and well-being. The monument is believed to have been constructed in ancient times as a centre for sun worship and holds cultural and religious importance in local traditions. 


Surya Stumbh’s architectural design, with its sturdy structure and intricate carvings, reflects the craftsmanship of the period and the devotion of the people who built it. It remains a notable landmark in Ayodhya, allowing pilgrims and tourists alike to connect with the city’s mythological heritage and spiritual legacy.

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Shri Vaidehi Vallabh Kunj in Ayodhya is a serene temple dedicated to Goddess Sita, also known as Vaidehi. Situated in the heart of the city, this spiritual haven offers devotees a tranquil environment for prayer and reflection. The temple's architecture is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures depicting scenes from the Ramayana, enhancing its spiritual ambience. 


Visitors often find solace in its peaceful surroundings, making it an ideal spot for meditation. The temple is also renowned for hosting the grand marriage festival of Lord Ram and Sita, attracting numerous devotees each year. Open from 4:00 AM to 12:00 AM, it provides ample opportunity for devotees to partake in its spiritual offerings throughout the day. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace or a deeper connection to the Ramayana's divine narrative, Shri Vaidehi Vallabh Kunj stands as a testament to devotion and architectural beauty.

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Ram Ki Paidi in Ayodhya is a renowned ghat along the sacred Sarayu River, holding immense religious and cultural significance. It is a prominent site where devotees gather to perform rituals, take holy dips, and offer prayers to Lord Rama, especially during festivals like Ram Navami and Diwali. 


The ghat features wide steps leading down to the river, making it accessible for pilgrims and visitors to participate in ceremonial activities. Early mornings and evenings are particularly lively, with chants, aartis, and the lighting of diyas creating a devotional atmosphere. Ram Ki Paidi is not only a spiritual hub but also offers picturesque views of the river and surroundings, making it a key landmark in Ayodhya’s religious and cultural landscape.

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Ramkatha Park in Ayodhya is a beautifully designed public space that celebrates the life and legacy of Lord Rama. The park is dedicated to narrating the stories of Ramayana through sculptures, murals, and informative displays, offering visitors an engaging way to connect with the epic. 


Families, tourists, and devotees visit the park to enjoy leisurely walks, explore the artistic installations, and learn about the cultural and spiritual significance of Lord Rama’s life. Well-maintained pathways, landscaped gardens, and seating areas make it a comfortable space for relaxation and reflection. Ramkatha Park not only provides recreational enjoyment but also educates visitors about Ayodhya’s rich mythological heritage, making it a meaningful and popular destination in the city.

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Saryu Ghat in Ayodhya is one of the most prominent and sacred ghats along the holy Saryu River. It holds immense religious significance as devotees come here to perform rituals, take holy dips, and offer prayers to Lord Rama, especially during festivals like Ram Navami and Diwali. 


The ghat features broad steps leading down to the river, making it easily accessible for pilgrims and visitors. Early mornings and evenings are particularly vibrant, with chants, aartis, and the lighting of diyas creating a devotional atmosphere. Besides its religious importance, Saryu Ghat offers scenic views of the river and surrounding areas, making it a serene spot for reflection. It remains a key landmark in Ayodhya’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

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Lata Mangeshkar Chowk in Ayodhya is a tribute to the legendary playback singer Lata Mangeshkar, honouring her immense contribution to Indian music. The chowk serves as a cultural landmark in the city, celebrating the singer’s timeless melodies that have touched generations. It is a popular spot for locals and visitors to pay homage, take photographs, and appreciate her legacy. 


The area around the chowk is well-maintained, often adorned with plaques, portraits, and quotes reflecting her musical journey and achievements. Lata Mangeshkar Chowk not only commemorates her iconic career but also adds a cultural and artistic dimension to Ayodhya, reminding everyone of the power of music in connecting people and celebrating India’s rich artistic heritage.

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Swarg Dwar in Ayodhya is a sacred gateway steeped in religious and mythological significance. Believed to mark the passage to the heavenly abode, it is closely associated with the legends of Lord Rama and the Ramayana. Devotees visit Swarg Dwar to offer prayers and pay homage, seeking blessings and spiritual merit. 


The site is characterised by its architectural simplicity and serene surroundings, creating a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and devotion. Swarg Dwar also serves as a symbolic reminder of Ayodhya’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage, connecting visitors to the city’s mythological past. It remains a notable landmark, attracting pilgrims and tourists who wish to experience the divine essence of the holy city.

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Dashrath Mahal in Ayodhya is a historic palace that belonged to King Dasharath, the father of Lord Rama. Located close to Hanuman Garhi, it is an important cultural and spiritual landmark in the city. The palace is known for its grand gateways, traditional architecture, and decorative paintings that reflect the royal heritage of Ayodhya. 


Inside, idols of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Bharat, and Shatrughna are worshipped, and daily rituals and prayers are performed. The palace comes alive during festivals and special occasions, attracting devotees and tourists alike. Dashrath Mahal offers visitors a chance to explore the stories of the Ramayana and experience the spiritual and cultural essence of Ayodhya, making it a must-visit site in the city.

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Durlabh Darshan Kendra in Ayodhya is an important spiritual site where devotees can get a close view of sacred idols and religious artefacts. The centre provides a peaceful environment for prayer and daily rituals. It houses beautifully crafted idols of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Bharat, and Shatrughna, attracting pilgrims who come to offer their prayers and seek blessings. 


The calm surroundings and traditional architecture make it a meaningful place for devotion. Durlabh Darshan Kendra is not just a place of worship but also a spot to learn about Ayodhya’s religious heritage. It is a must-visit destination for devotees and tourists who want to experience the spiritual and cultural essence of the holy city.

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Janki Mahal in Ayodhya is a historic palace believed to have been the residence of Goddess Sita, also known as Janki. This magnificent structure showcases traditional architectural styles, with beautifully carved walls and spacious courtyards that reflect the grandeur of ancient times. The palace is an important cultural and religious site, attracting devotees and history enthusiasts alike. 


Visitors often explore the intricately designed interiors, imagining the stories of devotion, strength, and grace associated with Sita. The surrounding gardens and open spaces add to the palace’s charm, making it a notable landmark in Ayodhya. Janki Mahal stands as a symbol of faith, heritage, and the timeless connection of the city with the epic of Ramayana.

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The Mausoleum of Bahu Begum in Ayodhya is one of the finest examples of Mughal-era architecture in the region. Built in the 19th century, it is the final resting place of Bahu Begum, the wife of Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula of Awadh. Known for its majestic design and intricate detailing, the mausoleum is often compared to the grandeur of Lucknow’s monuments. 


Its high domes, arches, and elegant structure reflect the architectural brilliance of that era. Surrounded by peaceful gardens, the site offers a serene atmosphere for visitors interested in history and heritage. The Mausoleum of Bahu Begum stands as an enduring symbol of Awadhi culture, adding to Ayodhya’s charm as a city rich in both spiritual and historical treasures.

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Valmiki Bhawan in Ayodhya is a revered site dedicated to Maharishi Valmiki, the legendary poet and author of the epic Ramayana. The site holds immense spiritual and cultural significance, attracting devotees and tourists interested in the life and teachings of Valmiki. It is believed that Valmiki composed the Ramayana here, making it a key landmark in Ayodhya’s mythological landscape. 


The premises are maintained to reflect the historical and devotional importance of the location, offering visitors a serene environment for prayer, reflection, and learning. Valmiki Bhawan also hosts cultural and religious events that celebrate the poet’s contributions. It stands as a symbol of devotion, literary heritage, and the rich spiritual traditions of Ayodhya.

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Sugreev Kila in Ayodhya is a historic fort associated with the legendary Vanara chief, Sugreev, from the Ramayana. Believed to have been a strategic site during the events of Lord Rama’s epic journey, the fort holds immense cultural and mythological significance. Visitors to Sugreev Kila can explore its ancient ruins, which reflect the architecture and fortifications of the time, offering a glimpse into the city’s storied past. 


The site provides a sense of connection to the narratives of the Ramayana, allowing devotees and tourists to imagine the events that unfolded here. Surrounded by scenic landscapes, Sugreev Kila is both a place of historical interest and spiritual importance, making it a notable landmark in Ayodhya’s cultural heritage.

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The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya is a revered Hindu temple believed to be the birthplace of Lord Rama. Inaugurated on January 22, 2024, after a grand consecration ceremony, the temple is constructed in the traditional Nagara architectural style. Designed by architect Chandrakant Sompura and his son Ashish, it features three towering shikharas, with the main one reaching 128 feet, and is adorned with 392 intricately carved pillars and 44 doors, some coated with gold. 


The temple complex comprises five mandaps- Nritya, Rang, Sabha, Prarthna, and Kirtan, each serving distinct spiritual purposes. The sanctum houses the deity Ram Lalla in his infant form. The temple's construction utilised over 17,400 cubic meters of granite stones, transported efficiently to minimise carbon emissions. This monumental structure stands as a testament to India's rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

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Mani Parvat in Ayodhya is a revered hill that holds significant religious importance in the city’s spiritual landscape. It is believed to be a site associated with Lord Rama, offering devotees a place for worship and reflection. The hill provides a serene vantage point, allowing visitors to enjoy panoramic views of Ayodhya and the surrounding Sarayu River. Pilgrims often climb Mani Parvat to perform rituals, offer prayers, and seek blessings for prosperity, health, and spiritual growth. 


The peaceful surroundings and sacred atmosphere make it an ideal spot for meditation and devotion. Mani Parvat stands as an important spiritual landmark in Ayodhya, connecting the city’s rich mythological heritage with the faith and devotion of countless visitors who come here each year.

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Nageshwarnath Temple in Ayodhya is an ancient and revered Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. Believed to have been established by the great king Kush, the temple holds immense religious and historical significance. Devotees visit the temple to offer prayers, perform rituals, and seek blessings for prosperity, health, and spiritual growth. 


The temple’s architecture reflects traditional styles, with intricately carved walls, a sanctum housing the Shiva Linga, and beautifully designed courtyards that add to its sacred charm. Nageshwarnath Temple is especially lively during festivals like Mahashivratri, attracting large numbers of devotees who participate in celebrations and aartis. With its spiritual significance, cultural heritage, and peaceful surroundings, the temple remains a prominent landmark in Ayodhya.

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The Tomb of Salim Chishti is situated in Fatehpur Sikri, in the premises of the Jama Masjid, facing the main entrance of the mosque courtyard, Buland Darwaza. It is a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site, established by Mughal emperor Akbar to honour the famous Sufi saint Salim Chisti between the years 1571 and 1580. 

The architecture of this splendid monument reflects a combination of Hindu, Jain, and Islamic elements. The original structure built by Emperor Akbar is believed to have been a smaller, red sandstone structure, consisting of today's inner tomb chamber. Jahangir later introduced the verandah, the southern porch, and the extensive marble cladding.

The immense respect and the highest place that it occupies in the hearts of its devotees are reflected in its aesthetics and proportions. Visitors are often captivated by the peaceful ambience and the charming courtyards that surround the tomb, making it a perfect spot to include in your Agra tour package.

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Hanuman Garhi Mandir in Ayodhya is a prominent temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. Perched on a small hill, the temple offers a panoramic view of the city and the Sarayu River. It is believed that the temple marks the spot where Hanuman lived to protect Lord Rama and his devotees. 


The temple attracts thousands of pilgrims who come to seek blessings, offer prayers, and experience spiritual energy. The early morning and evening aartis are especially lively, creating a devotional atmosphere with chants, bells, and lamps. With its rich religious significance, peaceful surroundings, and scenic views, Hanuman Garhi Mandir remains a must-visit spiritual landmark in Ayodhya for devotees and tourists alike.

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Kanak Bhavan Temple in Ayodhya is a revered Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. It is believed that the temple was built by Rani Kanakdevi, a devoted queen, in honour of Lord Rama, symbolising love, devotion, and royal reverence. The temple’s architecture is striking, featuring beautifully crafted pillars, ornate carvings, and vibrant interiors that reflect the grandeur of ancient craftsmanship. 


Devotees visit Kanak Bhavan to offer prayers, participate in rituals, and seek blessings for prosperity, happiness, and spiritual fulfilment. The serene surroundings and sacred ambience make it an ideal place for reflection and worship. Kanak Bhavan Temple stands as a testament to Ayodhya’s rich cultural heritage and its enduring devotion to Lord Rama.

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Badi Devi Kali Mandir in Ayodhya is one of the most prominent temples dedicated to Goddess Kali, revered as a powerful form of Shakti. The temple attracts a large number of devotees, especially during Navratri, when special prayers and rituals are performed in honour of the goddess. 


Known as “Badi Devi” among locals, the deity here is worshipped for strength, protection, and prosperity. The temple’s sanctum exudes an aura of divine energy, with the idol of Goddess Kali adorned with flowers, garlands, and offerings from devotees. Visitors come to seek blessings and participate in daily rituals, experiencing the strong spiritual presence of the goddess. Badi Devi Kali Mandir stands as a major religious landmark in Ayodhya, symbolising faith and devotion.

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Naya Ghat in Ayodhya is a prominent riverside spot along the sacred Sarayu River, known for its religious and cultural significance. It is a popular place for devotees to perform rituals, take holy dips, and offer prayers, especially during festivals and religious occasions. The ghat features steps leading down to the river, making it accessible for pilgrims and visitors alike. 


Early mornings and evenings at Naya Ghat are particularly vibrant, with the sound of temple bells, chants, and devotional activities creating a spiritual atmosphere. Beyond its religious importance, the ghat offers scenic views of the river and surroundings, making it a peaceful spot for reflection. Naya Ghat remains an important landmark in Ayodhya’s spiritual and cultural landscape.


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Gurudwara Nazarbagh in Ayodhya is a significant Sikh pilgrimage site that holds deep historical and spiritual value. It is believed that Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru, visited this place during his travels, spreading the message of peace, devotion, and unity. The gurudwara stands as a symbol of harmony, welcoming devotees from across faiths who come here to seek blessings and experience serenity. 


The peaceful ambience, soulful kirtans, and langar (community kitchen) embody the true spirit of Sikhism- service and equality. With its simple yet sacred architecture, the gurudwara offers a calm space for reflection and prayer. Gurudwara Nazarbagh beautifully connects Ayodhya’s religious heritage with Sikh traditions, making it a place of devotion, history, and spiritual solace.

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