Bulandshahr

Bulandshahr has a rustic charm and a rich cultural heritage and is nestled between the holy rivers of Ganga and Yamuna. Uttar Pradesh is divided into several districts of which Bulandshahr is one. Bulandshahr is also the name of a city in the Bulandshahr district. Bulandshahr is an ancient city and has its origin from the period of Mahabharata Bulandshahr has been a sight for various archaeological excavations. Ancient coins and artifacts dug out from this region are now on display at the Lucknow museum. Potteries of Khurja, a town in Bulandshahr, are renowned worldwide. These destinations have decent infrastructure and affordable accommodations which make them very popular with the tourists all-year-round. Local cuisine is delectable. Seasonal festivals are very vibrant where tourists can gather popular handicrafts and lasting memories to carry home.

Bulandshahr is surrounded by a few places of historical significance. Ahar, Anupshahr, Belon, Khurja, Chola, Karnavas, Sikandrabad and Valipura are nearest to Bulandshahr and can be easily accessed by cars or buses. Each of these places is renowned for historical ruins, temples, ghats of Ganga and factories. These places in the Bulandshahr district are highly populous with most of the locals employed in factories and agriculture.