Uttar Pradesh has some of the popular pilgrimage centers where every year many pilgrims gather in order to fulfill their religious desires. Haridwar is one of the pilgrimage centers in Uttar Pradesh situated on the banks of the Ganga River. One of the main attractions of the place is the Chandi Devi Temple, which is situated on the top of the other bank of River Ganga. The temple is a 3-km trek from Chandi Ghat. The place is home to many temples including Bharat Mata Temple, Maya Devi Temple, and Mansa Devi Temple, which is dedicated to the Goddess Mansa Devi, who was the daughter of Lord Shiva.Rishikesh is another pilgrimage center near Haridwar famous for its temples. The Satya Narayan Temple in Rishikesh has the idol of Lord Satyanarayan enshrined inside. The temple is located 10 kms away from Haridwar. The visitors use this place as a station to halt for a casual worship. Badrinath and Kedarnath are other places in Uttar Pradesh, which form the most popular Himalayan pilgrimage sites. Uttar Pradesh Tourism

he state of Uttar Pradesh is home to many hill stations like Nainital and Mussoorie.The Hill station of Nainital in Uttar Pradesh, is placed around a picturesque lake, Nayana Tal, at a height of 1940 m above sea level. It is one of the most sought after hill resorts in India. Encircled by seven hills, this resort was the erstwhile summer capital of the Uttar Pradesh government. Its quaint cottages, colorful markets, the sylvan landscape and the charming lake at the very heart of it, make Nainital a delightful haven to escape to, from the dreariness of everyday urban life. Another popular hill station in Uttar Pradesh is Mussoorie, located at an altitude of 2000 m above sea level, sprawled over a horse - shoe shaped ridge

Drive to Gokul where Nand Gopal was sheltered in Yashoda Maiya’s home in secrecy to escape the wrath of tyrant Kansha. Also visit Gokul Nath Ji Temple. Proceed to Mahavan – believed to have cradled Lord Krishna. Visit ‘Assi Khambha’ the temple dedicated to Mathura Nath Ji. Continue to Goverdhan – where Lord Krishna held aloft ‘Giriraj’ , the sandstone hill on his finger for seven days and nights to protect the people of Braj from the wrath of rain and thunder sent by Indra. Return to Mathura. Overnite at hotel.

Morning visit Nand Gaon – the house of Lord Krishna’s foster father Nand , in whose memory stands the 19th century temple. A little beyond is Pan Sarovar – one of the four most celebrated lakes in Braj. Continue to Barsana – the birth place of Radha – with temples in reverence of Ladliji ( Radha ) . Also visit the water tank ‘ Prem Sarovar ’ , the first meeting place of Radha – Krishna. Overnite at hotel.

Drive to Agra ( 57 kms/01.50 hrs ). Visit Taj Mahal , Agra Fort and the tomb of Itmad – Ud – Daullah. Proceed to Delhi ( 203 kms/05.00 hrs ). On arrival , check in at hotel.

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