Rudrapur

Rudrapur is a town that is located in the Udam Singh Nagar district of the state of Uttarakhand. The town has become a hub of commerce in recent years. It is 500 year old city and has a rich history as well. There are many tourist spots that are located in the city. The Atriya Temple that is located in the place has many legends surrounding it and it is a popular tourist destination in the region. One can also visit the nearby hill station of Nainital that is located around 72km away. There are many old monuments that are still surviving and these are good places to visit. The main attraction of the hill town is its rustic atmosphere and the peaceful location. The town is surrounded by lush green hills and excellent scenery and there are many vantage points that are located in the place. The Chaiti Devi Temple is another tourist site in the town and the temple is considered extremely sacred by the local population and is a must see site while visiting the place. The Giri Sarovar Lake is also a popular place and it is located around 2 km from the Kashipur Bus Stand.

The city of Rudrapur is located in Indian state of Uttarakhand and is known to be the seventh most populated city of the state. The city has recently experienced a rapid growth in various sectors, including education and employment. Rudrapur can be seen as an apt example of 'Unity in Diversity', with a number of cultures and religions found here. Although the city is experiencing rapid development in various fields, about 70 percent of the population of Rudrapur is dependent on agriculture. The city has a number of ancient monuments located here, which are main Rudrapur attractions and are definitely worth visiting.

Rudrapur what we know today was originally established as a refugee camp for people coming from Pakistan, West Punjab and Burma in 1960. The Terai region was then not fit for human civilization as it was occupied by wild animals that would often attack human beings. The administration then distributed small pieces of land to several families and encouraged them to start cultivation and make it for human existence.