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Situated right in the centre of India, Uttar Pradesh is home to some of the most ancient cities that have shaped a distinctive culture and ethnicity for the state. Thriving through the multiple religious communities, the state has some of the most striking temples representing Hinduism and Buddhism. One of the most prized possessions of the state has to be the Taj Mahal, listed in the seven wonders of the world. No matter where you travel in the country, you cannot leave without visiting the iconic Taj Mahal. This symbol of love shining with the backdrop of Yamuna river makes up for a beautiful sight for your book of memories. Furthermore, there are many monuments like Fatehpur Sikri, forts and temples that attract one's attention in the state.

Eye-Catching Places to Visit in Uttar Pradesh

Agra

Located on the banks of the river Yamuna, once a jewel in the Mughal reign, Agra’s essence lies in the stories defined through its monuments. Home to the majestic Taj Mahal, it also has two more UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri that provide a glimpse into the legacy of the Mughal dynasty. The city is significant not only to the Mughal empire, but also to the Mahabharata, making it a crucial site for Hindus and Muslims in India and the Indo Aryan

Lucknow

The capital city Lucknow is the best combination of Kebabs (local delicacy) and Nawabs (royals). Situated on the banks of the river Gomti, the city used to be the cultural capital of Awadh housing some beautiful monuments slowly becoming the epicenter of cuisine, literature, art and royalty. Welcoming everyone with, ‘Muskuraiye, kyunki aap Lucknow mein hai’ standing for ‘Smile you are now in Lucknow’, the city rightly blends the luxury of the striking past and simplicity of

Varanasi

Popularly known as the spiritual capital of India, the numerous temples, shrines and ghats attract many to the holy city of Varanasi. Thousands seeking a spiritual experience, wanting to take a dip in the sacred Ganges or simply absorb the mesmerizing energy of the place add Varanasi to their must see list in India. Everything from boating in the Ganges to capturing the sunset, attending the aarti at the ghats in the evening, or visiting the temples exudes an enchanting spirit that leads you

Prayagraj

Earlier known as Allahabad, it is the meeting point of the three rivers the Ganga, the Yamuna, and the Saraswati called the Triveni Sangam. Mughal emperor Akbar was impressed by the site after their invasion and called the city Ilahabas, which means ‘Abode of God’. Later his grandson, Emperor Shah Jahan, renamed the city Allahabad. From being a historical abode to a spiritual offering, Prayagraj has evolved to be an interesting addition to the state with such unique

Ayodhya

Situated on the banks of the Sarayu River, it finds mention in the Hindu epic Ramayana as the birthplace of Lord Rama making it one of the seven holiest cities for the Hindu community. The tranquility of the ghats and spirituality of the temples emits the true essence of this small yet beautiful town in the massive state of Uttar Pradesh. With a magnificent history showcased in every street and corner, it has become a prominent centre for pilgrims, historians, archaeologists, and students alike.

Kushinagar

Just about 53 kms from the main town of Gorakhpur lies this prominent Buddhist pilgrimage site, Kushinagar. It is said to be the site where Lord Buddha left his physical body and gained Mahaparinirvana. A massive statue of the reclining Buddha was discovered in 1876 in Mahaparinirvana temple. It is one of the few temples to have a reclining statue of Buddha. The Nirvana site, a major stupa and surrounding monasteries, Mathakuar Kot, and Ramabhar Stupa are

Fairs and Festivals Of Uttar Pradesh

The state also offers some vibrant fairs and festivals that become a window to the diversity of India's religions and cultures. Agra hosts a Taj Mahotsav for a period of 10 days in February to showcase the creative art of craftsmen. Some unique cultural performances are also held. Then there are the local festivals such as the Deep Mahotsav and Ganga Mahotsav during the festival of Diwali. The festivals become a splash of color in your canvas of experiences from the state of Uttar Pradesh.

Fairs and Festivals Of Uttar Pradesh

Home to the Mughal and Awadh dynasties, the regional cuisine has some delicacies that have stayed true to their origin and creation. The state’s cuisine has the best of both worlds of Awadh and Mughlai cuisine retaining its richness and grandeur. Be it the street foods such as chaat, samosas, pakodas, kebabs or the traditional dishes such as Biryani, Kebabs, Kofta the cuisine of the state is truly an extension of the state’s history. Hailing from the famous Nawabi cuisine, the

Fairs and Festivals Of Uttar Pradesh

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