TOP 5 PLACES ONE MUST VISIT IN KANPUR

Kanpur is the city in Uttar Pradesh situated on the banks of the river Ganga. This city is famous for its leather and textile industries. If anyone is planning to visit Kanpur in the upcoming years then they must visit these places.

J.K TEMPLE

J.K Temple is one of the most beautiful Hindu temple in Kanpur. It is located on the Govind Nagar road of Sarvodaya Nagar. This temple is an incomparable mixture of both ancient and modern architecture. The idol of Radha Krishna found at the center of the temple. People prefer visiting this temple, especially on Janmashtami.

BLUE WORLD THEME PARK

It is the best place to visit during the summer. It is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the city. One can enjoy in this place with their family and friends. It offers plenty of rides for all age group visitors. One can love to visit this place.

KANPUR ZOOLOGICAL PARK

It is one of the oldest and largest zoo in the city. It is also known as Allen Forest Zoo located in Nawabganj. It consists of various wildlife spices like white tigers, leopards, black bears, zebras, rhinoceros, and many more. One must visit this place.

BITHOOR

Bithoor is a small town in Kanpur. It is situated on the banks of the river Ganga. It is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Rama's son Lav Khush. One can also enjoy a boat ride in this place. Various tourist attractions places in bithoor include the Valmiki Ashram, Patthar Ghat, Dhruva Teela, Sai Darbar, etc.

ISKCON TEMPLE

ISKCON Temple is located in Mainavati Marg at Bithoor which is 4 Km away from Kanpur. Lots of tourists seen at this place during the months from October to February. Tourists attraction places near this temple are Pathar Ghat, Jain Glass Temple, and Shri Radha Krishna Temple.

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