VISITING PLACES


Bithor
or (Brahmavarta) is a centre of Hindu pilgrimage in Kanpur District near Kanpur
city, in Uttar Pradesh, India.Bithoor has been referred to as Brahmavarta in
the Puranas, and is the center of Brahman (universe).This is where, according
to Hindu mythology, Brahma, the god of creation, commenced creation of the
world. Brahma is also believed to to have enshrined here a lingam of Shiva,
which is still worshiped as the deity Brahmeshwar Mahadeva. In some ancient texts,
Bithoor has been referred to as the Utpalaranya.
For Contact go Through the website :www.elucknow.city/bithur.asp
IIT


Indian
Institute of Technology
For Contact go Through the website :www.iitk.ac.in
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Beautifully constructed,
J.K. temple is a boon to the devotees. Built by J.K. Trust this architectural
delight is a unique blend of ancient architecture with the modern. The
even-level roofs o the mandaps have been provided with adequate ventilation for
sufficient light and air. Among the five shrines that the temple has the
central one s consecrated to Shri Radhakrishna and the other are adorned with
idols of Shri Laxminarayan, Shri. Ardhanarishwar, Shri Narmadeshwar and Shri
Hanuman.
IIPR,


Indian
Institute of Pulses Research (IIPR) is a national institute established by the
Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) to carry out basic strategic and
applied research on major pulse crops. Besides generating basic knowledge and
material, the Institute also develops appropriate production and protection
technologies, production and supply of breeder seeds of improved varieties,
demonstration and transfer of technologies and strategic coordination of pulse
research through wide network of testing centers across the country.
For Contact go Through the website :www.iipr.res.in
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This is the best & the most famous play ground of Kanpur.International cricket
matches are held here and is considered to have one of the best pitches in the
world.
The mound of Jajmau, on the eastern end
of the city occupies a high place among ancient sities of the region.
Excavations of the mound were undertaken during 1957-58 which unearthed
antiquities ranging from 600 BC to 1600 AD. Jajmau,known as Siddhapuri in
ancient times, is supposed to have been the



The Kanpur Zoo was opend in 1971 and ranks among one of the best zoos in the
country. It is an ideal place for outdoor life and picnics amongst picturesque
surroundings. Phone: 543678.
Kamla Retreat
Lies to the west of the Agricultural College in immediate neighbourhood of the
Allen Forest. It is under the possession of Singhania family and is a beauty
spot of the city. There is a swimming tank with an equipment for producing
artificial waves and suitable arrangement for lighting. Besides parks and a
canal with facilities for boating, a zoo is also maintained.
Kamla Retreat also houses a museum which has a good collection of historical
and archaeological artifacts. Visitors are allowed only with prior permission
from:; Deputy General Manager (Administration),
Phool Bagh
It is a beautiful park in the heart of the city on the
To the west of
Phool Bagh is located the Nana Rao Park. It is the site of the `Bibighar’ of
1857. The Park was renamed as
Situated adjacent to Kamla Tower, this temple is dedicated to the worship of Lord Krishna.The jhoola dedicated during sravan is worth viewing in this Temple.
Phool Bagh
Also situated on
Situated in Aryanagar area of
Moti Jheel
This is drinking water reservoir of Kanpur Waterworks. It is situated in the
Benajhabar area of the city The area around the jheel has recently been
developed into a beautiful recreation grounds & children parks.
Agricultural Gardens
Situated in Nawab Ganj area, it has very beautiful & shady drive and a
variety of botanical species are cultivated here.
Situated beyond Nawab Ganj, north of
This is the best & the most famous play ground of Kanpur.International
cricket matches are held here and is considered to have one of the best pitches
in the world.
Kamla Retreat
Situated beyond Nawab Ganj,this is an attractive health resort privately owned
by the Singhania Family of M/s Juggilal Kamlapat popularly known as the J.K
passes for visisting the resort can be obtained from the
Massacre Ghat
On the right bank of the river Ganga in the Cantonment Area, lies this place of
great historical importance, since the time of India mutiny of 1857.The Ghat
has been renamed as Nanarao Ghat, in the memory of Nana Saheb Peshwa, who
ejected the British from Kanpur.The Ghat is also Known as Satti Chura Ghat,
which was the scene
of terrible massacre.
Other Places of Interest
Other Places of Interest are; Tapeshwaridevi Temple, Vankhahdeshwar Temple,
Anandeshwar Temple, Tulsi Upvan-Children Park, Botanical Garden, Prayag Narain
Temple (Shivalaya), Nanarao Ghat, Panki Hanuman Temple and Singhania Art
Gallary.