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Located in the state of Uttar Pradesh, Mathura is the city of temples. It is of vital importance among tourists and visitors because it is the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The temples in Mathura offer solace to its devotees and calm their minds with the bhajans. People visit pilgrimages and temples to seek the peace of mind far away from the chaos of the world.
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Uttar Pradesh is a land housing thousands of historical sites including the wonder of Taj Mahal. Tourism was a huge source of livelihood before the pandemic. However, the state is now reviving its tourism with a significant control over the coronavirus. Read more
The glorious history of over 3000 years of the ancient land of Bihar welcomes you to enjoy the vibrancy of the culture and find solace in ancient temples. Known for its gift to the world, like the political system of the republic, first well-established university, religions like Buddhism and Jainism, this oldest inhabited land offers you a vast array of attractions to explore.
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Varanasi is a very beautiful north Indian city set in the state of Uttar Pradesh. If we look at the history of this city then it goes backdating to 11th century B.C. Being considered as the spiritual capital of India, the city is for sure a home to endless number of Hindu pilgrims.
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Buddhism is a philosophy and not a religion. All the practitioners of Buddhism must have heard this phrase. If you are a traveler who is curious about the philosophy of Buddhism and the life of Lord Buddha, then you must head to the religious place of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh. Read more
An initiative by the Kashi Vishwanath Temple administration, and backed by PM Narendra Modi, this project is constructed in an area of approximately 5 lakh sq ft and will bring a vast change in the tourism sector of the city. Developed at Man Mahal, Virtual Experiential Museum (VEM) will give travelers a cultural and spiritual tour of the city. Read more
A sacred and religious spot, this place is famous because Lord Krishna was born here and Dwarkadhish temple is famous for the spectacular idol of Lord Krishna. The city is situated in the state of Uttar Pradesh, which is in the northern part of India. A 16th-century memorial tower called Sati Burj is here, which is famous. This holy city is situated on the banks of the holy Yamuna river and there are 25 famous Ghats, in which Vishram Ghat is holiest. Yes, it is Mathura!
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Mathura, the very name conjures images of a traditional city with many ancient artefacts and monuments dedicated to Lord Krishna, one of the popular Indian Gods. Mathura is an essential part of Indian culture and a much visited place by religious and other tourists alike. It is also the city where one can taste the most delicious pure milk based sweets, including the world famous Mathura Ka Peda and Khurchan, which is a semi-liquid form of the peda.
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Sarnath in Varanasi is known to be the place of Gautama Buddha. His first ever discourse was held here in the city’s Deer Park. All kinds of travelers feel a beautiful spiritual connection on their visit to this city. Sarnath sits where the sacred Ganga and Gomati rivers merge.
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Agra is a majestic city in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India that lies on the banks of the beautiful river Yamuna. This city is laced with tremendous historical importance and holds the treasures of architectural and infrastructural beauty created by various communities like the Mughals, the Afghans and the British.
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Agra! The first and most gorgeous thing that strikes our mind when we talk about Agra is the Taj Mahal. It is globally known that this stunning monument which is one of the seven wonders of the World along with other palaces and forts of the Mughal era reveals the charm and beauty of Agra.
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Kanpur, the biggest city of Uttar Pradesh showcases an exquisite blend of culture and colors. The bustling city has remained a significant center during the Colonial era after the Nawab of Awadh transferred it to the British. Read more
Beyond the beauty of Agra’s Taj Mahal, Fatehpur Sikri is another feather on the cap of the Mughal Emperors. Once considered to be the capital of the Mughal Empire, this medieval city holds a special place in the history of the Mughals.
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Rich with remnants of the glorious past of Indian aristocracy and made famous by the tales of unrelenting courage of their Queen, Jhansi is a city unlike any other in the country. While most of us have read about the stories originating from the city in our school history curriculum, Jhansi’s print on the tourism map is still surprisingly faint.
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Vrindavan, a destination that is more than just being any other geographic location, has stolen the hearts of many. With an essence of spirituality encircling this holy town, Vrindavan is one of its kind. Dozens of temples, constructed in all shapes and sizes, can be seen covering the floors.
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What defines the city of Lucknow is its past that converted into a great present - which later laid foundations for the future - The NOW! The city gained prominence in the 18th century Mughal rule and flourished under the Nawabs. We are talking about a culture that has survived over the years and one that has clearly left a mark at all the places to visit in Lucknow. Read more
Allahabad, now named Prayagraj, is known as the city of offerings and is one of the most religious cities in India. Read more
As Betty White said “People forget the good that zoos do. If it weren’t for zoos, we would have so many species that would be extinct today.” and this is as true as it gets. Had it not been for zoos so many species would have been extinct. Read more
Admit it. The moment you hear “Bareilly”, your mind starts playing Asha Bhosle’s hit number “Jhumka Gire Re”! Isn't that right? Well, courtesy this super famous song, people had actually started associating the ‘Jhumka’ with the iconic city of Bareilly. And guess what, the town finally decided to take advantage of it! Read more
Agra is one of the historic cities of India situated on the banks of Yamuna River and is counted amongst some of the most popular tourist locations. The city is mainly famous for the architectural brilliance of Taj Mahal.
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