Best time to visit- October to March
Uttar Pradesh is rooted in the heart of India. It is a region where cultures have flourished and also where beliefs have developed.
Uttar Pradesh is a great state and an intensely religious one, home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and proudly displaying incredible art such as crafts and jewelry. It is the host of some of India’s most stunning landmarks and cultural attractions. With significant royal influence in the dance and music and art worlds, this state is home to one of India’s first classical dances, Kathak.
In the proliferation of religious and cultural practices besides some of the most significant rivers of the Indian subcontinent. With the Ganga and the Yamuna, lies the grandeur of Uttar Pradesh. Throughout history, great cities have emerged and established along great rivers. Within India, the Ganga and the Yamuna have nurtured a culture because of which religious faith, rituals, culture, and intellectual enlightenment have evolved in places along the two rivers.
Also known for its Nawabi style Food, the state can promote terrific street food such as samosa and kachori, as well as the royal flavorful feasts and kebabs. The vibrant land of Ram, Lord Krishna, the Buddha, and the Mughal inheritance Uttar Pradesh transcends all boundaries of art and culture and brings together a multicultural mix of people from across the country.
Lucknow, the capital and largest city of Uttar Pradesh, is situated on the banks of the Gomti river.
In a nutshell, it is a place of kebabs and nawabs, architecture and history, literature, and music. This creative center of the Awadh region brilliantly blends using the grandeur of a dazzling past and the sophistication of a cosmopolitan city, from a glimpse of glorious colonial history to modernized museums.
Benaras, the spiritual capital of India, is considered one of the ancient cities in the world. It lies beside the sacred river Ganga entangled with narrow pathways around the city. It is a blend of colorful and fascinating places that will leave you awestruck. It enjoys the fortune of being among the seven sacred cities considered auspicious by religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It is also known as Kashi, the abode of Lord Shiva.
Filled with temples at every nook and corner, Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of the oldest and frequently visited by the people. The aura of this place is so pious that even Buddha got his enlightenment in the vicinity of this. Ancient city. It is believed that the person who dies at Benaras attains Moksh, and hence, many people come and stay back here in their old age.
There are 80 Ghats in the city serving various purposes. Among them, Assi, Manikarnika, Dashashwamedh are famous for the cremation of Hindus to attain salvation. Watching sunrise and sunsets beside one of these ghats or maybe on a boat on River Ganga is a quintessential experience one needs to have.
While Agra is famous for the Taj Mahal, very few people know that it is home to two other UNESCO World Heritage sites, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. These architectural marvels provide an intricate peek into the architectural grandeur and rich legacy of the Mughal empire. Heritage, architectural design, romance- all come together to create Agra’s magic, making it an ought to visit for everybody who lives in India or travels here.
Another famous spot in Uttar Pradesh is Vrindavan, one of the ancient towns on the banks of the River Yamuna. It is considered one of the most popular pilgrimage places for Krishna devotees. Lord Krishna is said to have spent his childhood at Vrindavan. Vrinda (meaning basil) and van (meaning grove), which may refer to the two small orchards at Nidhivan and Seva Kunj.
The purpose can differ, however, your trip to Uttar Pradesh will leave you with a wonderful and deep insight into the principle of “unity in diversity” that Indians truly believe in. We will ensure that we curate a travel plan for you that will create memories to last for a lifetime. Please contact us to book your trip to Uttar Pradesh now.