Azamgarh

Mirzapur is the only district in Uttar Pradesh where there are more animals and forest than people. Mirzapur tourism may not come with wonderful cuisine or hotel packages, but it does contain all the attributes necessary for a rejuvenating trip and the enviable opportunity to immerse oneself in a meditative state amidst the stunning flora of the region.

Varanasi is the ideal vacation spot because its vibrant culture constantly erupts in a kaleidoscope of colours and a flurry of activity. It's the best place for foreigners to learn about and engage with India's many and varied cultural traditions.

Located near the confluence of the Tons and Majhuee rivers, Durvasa is a village that is 6 kms north of the Phulpur Tehsil headquarters. The place is known for its rishi dham and mela!

Originally known as Qasimabad, it is said to have fallen into disrepair until being renamed after a Sufi from Manikpur Karaa known as Raja Mubarak.

Baba Bhananthnagar's temple is located on the western borders of the city, and it is said that he gave relief to his followers by performing Darshan-worshiping.

Mehnagar is well-known fort in Azamgarh is a mini paradise for all the history buffs out there! The fort can be found 36 kilometres southeast of the administrative centre of the district.

It's located 6 kilometres from the Atraulia Block. In this temple, Mahatma Govind Sahab is said to have been worshipped. Livestock such as cows, bulls, buffalo, camels, horses, donkeys, and even elephants are exchanged during this event.

On the confluence of the Tons and Kunwar Rivers, three kilometres from the Nizamabad Tehsil headquarters lies Dattatreya rishi’s ashram. The ashram was formerly a popular place for seekers of enlightenment and tranquilly.