The most sacred place in Prayagraj is Triveni Sangam, where the rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati meet. Bathing here is believed to liberate one from sins and attain salvation. Lakhs of devotees bathe here during Magh Mela, Ardh Kumbh and Kumbh Mela. Going to the Sangam site by boat and bathing is a wonderful experience.
This historical fort built by the Mughal emperor Akbar is located on the banks of the Sangam. It is protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Akshayvat tree, Patalpuri temple and a mysterious underground temple are special attractions here. The architecture and history of the fort especially attract tourists.
This is the former residence of the Nehru-Gandhi family, which has now been converted into a museum. Many documents, photographs and personal items related to India’s freedom struggle can be seen here. This place is very special for those interested in Indian politics and history.
This is a beautiful Mughal-era garden that houses the tombs of Mughal prince Khusro and his family. The architecture, artistic carvings and serene atmosphere appeal to tourists. The place is ideal for history, photography and picnics.
This huge public park is the site of martyrdom of freedom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad. The park also has his statue, beautiful greenery and an old museum. The park is a place of relaxation and inspiration for both locals and tourists.
Located within the Prayagraj Fort, this temple belongs to Patal Lok and is home to the immortal Banyan tree called Akshayvat. The religious beliefs here are deep and this place holds special significance for sages and saints. During Kumbh, this temple is filled with millions of devotees.
This temple is dedicated to Goddess Aranya and is very important from a religious point of view. It is believed that this place became a Shakti Peeth due to the falling of one of the body parts of Goddess Sati. The peaceful atmosphere of the temple fills the devotees with spiritual energy.
Boating on the banks of the confluence of Ganga and Yamuna is a unique experience. It is very pleasant to sit on a boat and feel the natural and religious environment closely amidst bathing, worship and chanting. The scenery at sunrise and sunset here is worth seeing.
