Monuments in Uttar Pradesh
Famous for: One of the 7 seven wonders of the world
Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, this resting place of his wife is one of the wonders of the world. This beautiful monument is the soul of Indian heritage and is one of the most visited a...
Famous for: Historical monuments and wonderful views
Nawab of Oudh named NawabSaadat Ali Khan had played the significant role in construction of The Residency in Lucknow. He had given final touch to this preserve monument in 1800 AD but actually t...
Famous for: Great tangle named Bhul-Bhulaiya
Among the monuments in Lucknow, the first name that strikes is that of BadaImambara. Also well-known as AsafiImambara, this magnificent monument was constructed by NawabAsif-ud-Daula. This archi...
Famous for: Wonderful architecture and one of the best historical monuments
ChhatarManzil got its name from its astonishing dome having an umbrella shape. Nawabs of Lucknow built this structure and at present, it is one of the amazing attractions of Lucknow. This marvel...
Famous for: Its wooden sarcophagus and also the mummy of Egypt
Museums reveal the entire chapters of past glorious history of the place and so does Lucknow’s State Museum. This ancient museum has great collection of remnants like pai...
Famous for: Its scenic location and motto of helping needy people
Pious activities and offering helping hand to the needy people are the main motto of one institute in Lucknow named Ramakrishna Math. This admiring institute came into bring around seventy years...
Famous for: Being sacred place where Ramanand gave his lessons
As it is very clear from the name, PanchgangaGhat is the situated at the merging point of five sacred rivers – the Ganga, the Saraswati, the Yamuna, the Kirna and the Dhupapapa. This enorm...
Famous for: Magnificent fort and houses a Durbar Hall
There is only one fort in Varanasi to attract you and that is Ramnagar Fort. It is located at the opposite bank of holy river Ganga and was built by Maharaja Balwant Singh in 18th cen...
Famous for: Architectural style
This monument is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. The fort is actually described as a walled city. Built with bricks in the inner core with sandstone on external surfaces, this huge fort ...
Famous for: Religious belief and architectural grandeur
This is one of the largest mosques in India built in the year 1571 AD and is a significant religious monument of the city. The mosque was built by Akbar the Great after his Gujarat Victory. The ...
Famous for: Architectural style
Located about 10 kilometers from Agra is a place called Sikandra where Akbar’s mausoleum is built. The construction was started by Akbar but was completed in 1605 by his son Jahangir. Buil...
Famous for: Striking monument built with red sandstone
A grand gateway located in Fatehpur Sikri near Agra was built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1573 after he defeated the king of Khandesh. The name Buland Darwaza means “High Door” an...
Famous for: Statue of Tantya Tope placed centrally
Popularly known as Sati Chaura Ghat, Massacre Ghat is also not to be missed spot in Kanpur of Uttar Pradesh. As it is very clear by its name that lots of British people has been slaughtered in t...
Famous for: Religious belief and architectural grandeur
Mathura is the birthplace of Lord Krishna and to show the great faith and belief in Lord Krishna, there is one of the main religious places in Mathura named Krishna Janmabhoomi temple. The templ...
Famous for: Gigantic and massive edifice
Mathura is not only rich in magnificent temples but it also has well-preserved monuments to allure tourists from all over the globe. Perched at the banks of River Yamuna, even the destroyed arti...
Famous for: Massive edifice
Located at the northern banks of sacred river Yamuna, Allahabad Fort is one of the massive monuments in the city. It is famous for its gigantic edifice and its construction style as well. Constr...
Famous for: Inscription carved on the pillar
Ashoka Pillar plays significant role in alluring lots of tourists from all over the world. It stands still within the premises of Allahabad Fort. Dating back to 232 B.C., the pillar was construc...
Famous for: Massive edifice
Jhansi Fort is one of the main attractions in Jhansi. It was constructed by Raja Bir Singh during early 17th century. This massive fort was constructed on the pinnacle of the hill for...
Famous for: Architectural style
Rani Mahal was built as a residence of Rani of Jhansi but at present, it took the shape of ancient museum. The palace was erected by Raghunath II Newalkar. Rani Mahal has now become one of the m...
Famous for: Rare collection of ancient artifacts
Within the premises of Jhansi Fort, you will love to see a wonderful museum named Jhansi Museum. This museum displays rare artifacts of erstwhile and almost all collections tell the detailed inf...
Famous for: Architectural style and intricate interiors
Jama Masjid has great significant place in the world of beauty and charm. It is not only the beautiful spot of Lucknow during era of Nawabs, but it represents the beauty of entire India in the w...
Famous for: Perfect blend of Hindu and Persian style of architecture
Alamgir Mosque is also one of the main attractions for tourists in Varanasi and a holy place for all the Muslims from the country. This unique and enticing mosque was built by the Mughal emperor...
Famous for: Consecrated with the motto to perform accurate measurements
JantarMantar in Varanasi is also main attraction for tourists and was built by Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur in 1737. This monument is an observatory and was outcome of great passion of Maharaja ...
Famous for: Small Observatory and great sacred place
Actually, Man Mandir Ghat was constructed in 1600 but original attraction was gained by it after renovation done by Raja Savai Man Singh in 19th century. The Ghat got its name after t...
Famous for: Lord Shiva Lingam situated down a big Peepal tree
Another not to be missed Ghat in Varanasi is Assi Ghat. It is the Ghat located at the merging point of Assi River and River Ganga and is famous as the southernmost Ghat. The main attraction of t...
Famous for: Architectural style and royal grandeur
Being the home of several Mughal emperors, Agra houses numerous monuments, forts, Masjids built during the Mughal period. One of them is the ChiniKaRauzawhich is one of the masterpieces of glaze...
Famous for: Magnificent Mughal styled architecture
One of the significant architectural marvels of the city is also referred as the Baby Taj, as the tomb is considered as the copy of the TajMahal. Built between 1622 and 1628 the tomb comprises o...
Famous for: Wonderful architecture and one of the best sites of Agra
The Jahangir Palacewas the principal “jenana” (for ladies) palaceis the most significant building in the Agra Fort. The palace was built for women belonging to the royal household. T...
Famous for: Mughal style architecture
Built out of red sandstone, the tomb was completed in 1611 AD in the memory of Akbar's Christian wife, Mariyam. Mariyam's Tomb is a unique tomb in itself. It is one of the most imp...
Famous for: Shah Jahan styled architecture
The Moti Masjid was built inside the Agra fort during the reign of Shah Jahan in 1654. During his time, this red sandstone fort was converted into a palace. A series of Hindu-style domed kiosks ...
Famous for: Rare collection of ancient artifacts
Mathura is not only renowned for religious places but is also famous for historical monuments. The best example of such historical site is Government Museum, situated in the proximity to the Dam...
Famous for: Throwing light on the lifestyle of Nehru Family
SwarajBhawan is very popular monument of Allahabad. It is quite popular as the residence of Nehru family and even more than that, it was supposed to be the main headquarter of Congress Committee...
Famous for: Architectural style
Rani Lakshmi Bai was that person who constructed Maharaja Gangadhar Rao Ki Chattri, which is today’s one of the main attractions in Jhansi. She built this Chattri in order to memorize his ...
Famous for: Religious belief and architectural grandeur
Jhansi is not only famous for historical reasons but is also well-known for the monuments, religious places and natural beauty and St. Jude’s Shrine justifies the fact very well. Along wit...
Famous for: An ancient citadel
Ramkot is an ancient citadel in the holy city of Ayodhya which is among one of the most sought after monuments by the tourists. Positioned on a raised platform and the fort of Lord Rama is belie...
Famous for: Architectural style and intricate interiors
Being the place of Nawabs, Lucknow stores innumerable places in its hub and Kaiserbagh is one of them. It is also most-visited attraction by the visitors in Lucknow. Wajid Ali Shah was the man b...
Famous for: Religious belief and architectural grandeur
Being creation of 19th century, Christ Church is among the main attractions in Lucknow. Located at Hazratganj just close to Wingfield Park, Christ Church is supposed to be the most sa...
Famous for: Scenic views and for wonderful architectural style
Chota Imamabara is also one of the main attractions in Lucknow and in this monument, one can witness the tombs of two personalities – Md. Ali Shah and of his mother. Md. Ali Shah was the f...
Famous for: Awadh architectural styled structure
Rumi Darwaza in Lucknow is one of the great alluring places and is located in the vicinity to Bara Imambara. It is not at all wrong to say this attraction as an icon of imposing architectural st...
Famous for: Its 12 petalled flowers shape and being tallest tower in India
Clock Tower standing firm and calm, with the only sound of seconds arm revolving, at proximity to Rumi Darwaza plays great role in attracting the visitors to Lucknow, U.P. The Clock Tower was bu...
Famous for: Religious rituals performed with great devotion
This famous Ghat in Varanasi is located at the southern nook of Dashaswamedh Ghat. This Ghat holds it importance as it is one of the main Ghats to perform religious rituals connected with the de...
Famous for: Lord Rama dedicated this religious site to his main disciple Lord Hanuman
Hanuman Ghat in Varanasi is also one of the most striking sites and was formerly known as the Rameshwaram ghat. According to some legends, it was believed that the ghat was constructed by Lord R...
Famous for: Architectural style
While going around various sites in the Agra Fort,MusammanBurj is one of the most visited sites. Agra is the historic land that has several places to visit and know about the Mughal era. On the ...
Famous for: Architectural style and royal grandeur
FatehpurSikri which lies to the south west of Agra houses India's most alluring and breathtaking monuments. A perfect combination of intricate workmanship and architecture on a monumen...
Famous for: Celebration of Bhandara festival
The tomb of Huzur Soamiji Maharaj is situated in Dayalbagh. The construction of the tomb commenced in1908 and is very sacred to its followers. The carving in stone that comprises of combination ...
Famous for: Sacred pilgrimage spot of Agra
The political city of India’s Mughal Empire FatehpurSikri was built by Akbar in 1571 in honour of Sufi saint SalimChishti. ShaikhSalim was a Chishti saint lived in this village came into f...
Famous for: Display of wonderful fine paintings and royal ornaments
Besides several monuments, heritage forts and palaces, there are many museums in Agra that are must to be visited places when one is in Agra. Located on the left platform near the main gate of t...
Famous for: Architectural style
People who love to visit the historical monument for its marvelous architectural style, then Raja Bharatpur’s Palace will sure appeal them very much. This stunning palace sets wonderful ex...
Famous for: Wonderful contruction in red sandstone
Beautifully constructed in red sandstone in 1570 A.D., Sati Burj is one of the main monuments in Mathura. This red-colored building was built by son of Behari Mal of Jaipur. The edifice of Sati ...
Famous for: Attention-grabbing architecture
Constructed in 1661 A.D., Jama Masjid is the main mosque situated in Mathura. It was built by Nabir – Khan, Governor of Emperor Aurangzeb. Jama Masjid is perfectly placed in the proximity ...
Famous for: Beautiful garden and picnic spot
Located on the banks of River Saryu at Rajghat, this is a beautiful garden in Ayodhya. Dedicated to Shri Rishabhdev, it is a great escape for the locals and visitors away from the scorching heat...
Famous for: Ancient tomb
Mausoleum of Bahu Begum is one of the finest buildings in Ayodhya which was built on the order of Nawab Shuja-ud-daulah. It was erected in 1816 after the death of his loving wife, Bahu Begum and...