Best places: Tourist attractions in Baraut, India

Landmark riverside temple to Shiva, known for its 18th-century gold-plated spire and sacred well.

Temple complex dedicated to Lord Shiva, with flower-strewn shrines & Yamuna River views.

👍👍 Shree AnnapurnaDevi Mandir is located in VARANASI, in Utterpradesh State. AnnapurnaDevi is the Goddess of food and nourishment. The word Annapurna is combination of 2 words ANNA=FOOD, PURNA=TO FULFILL. Since Akshaya Tritiya is considered to be the Birth Date of Goddess Annapurna. The day believed t...

Religious festivals, performances & yoga classes are held at this iconic riverfront gathering place.

Expansive Buddhist temple complex with a museum, multiple shrines & an archaeological excavation.

Colorful Hindu site centered on a doll-like figure representing Shiva's vanished wife Alopi Devi.

Pilgrimage place at the point where the Ganges & Yamuna rivers meet, home of a major Hindu festival.

Stately Hindu temple with white marble construction, landscaped gardens & numerous engravings.

Circular stone 43m-tall Buddhist shrine with bird & script carvings, dating back to 500 CE.

Hindu temple dedicated to Belha featuring a silver-plated shrine & steps into the Sai River.

Riverside temple dedicated to the gods Krishna & Radha, with colorful statues & gardens.

👍👍 Love this temple. Especially love the peace in that temple. I see how amazingly heart and soul get quickly connected to lord Krishna and the body becomes restless and just feels the good vibe. Must visit , take some time from your busy schedule if you really want to feel some peace and good vibe ❤️....

👍👍 It's a very big temple. There is no crowd here and one can pray peacefully without any sort of disturbance. It's also near road so it is really asy to locate it.

Sacred banyan tree & pilgrimage site associated with a Hindu legend, set within a riverside fort.

👍👍 I gave this temple 5 star because mandir to mandir hi hoti hai.and my pictures are not very satisfiable cause i was in a hurry, so whenever i go there i will update my pictures, you can simply worship there at anyday but festival time temple is very crowded and you have to wait in a very very long...

Glass enclosure containing sandstone remains of an ancient column built by Emperor Ashoka.

Imposing sandstone palace with towering Greek pillars & turrets, with a Shiva temple & a hotel.

👍👍 This is a cultural program held every day morning at the Assi Ghat. The cultural department in association with local and outside artists, dancers and singers, organises a cultural program comprising of Singing and Dancing. Yagya too us held everyday morning just opposite to the 'Subah e Banaras'...

Biggest park of the city, with major heritage & recreational sites like a stadium & memorials.