Imagine the land, where there are temples with sacred chants, where there are great edifices, which tell us about great empires and holy rivers which flow through the cities, which are as old as history itself. The state of Uttar Pradesh is culturally enriched and full of historical importance. It is the center of the nation and this multicolored destination perfectly fuses spirituality, heritage, architecture, tradition and food into a single memorable experience.
Agra, Varanasi, ghats, Lucknow, Ayodhya and Mathura, all the places and their symbolism are so close to the heart and soul that the connections in Uttar Pradesh irredeem the traveller. This is a great state that is not only visited by the travelers to see the monuments and temples but also to see the living traditions, great festivals, and ancient rituals that do not change with time. A visit to Uttar Pradesh is not a holiday at all but an exploration of the beautiful past and present of India.
The other thrilling part is that Namaskar India Tour provides specially prepared Uttar Pradesh tour packages where the traveler can tour the state and be comfortable and safe. There is no need to worry about logistics, professional local guides, hassle-free transportation and well-considered accommodation make each minute of your trip easy, informative and unforgettable.

Exploring Agra – The City of Eternal Love

It is impossible to talk about Uttar Pradesh without Agra where one of the most famous monuments in the whole world, the Taj Mahal is located. The white marble masterpiece was constructed by the Emperor of India, Shah Jahan, in remembrance of his adorable wife Mumtaz Mahal, and it has remained an everlasting symbol of love. The Taj Mahal looks beautiful depending on the time of day - soft pink in the morning, brilliant white in the daytime, and golden in the moonlight. Watching this architectural marvel is a dream to millions of travelers.
In addition to the Taj Mahal, the visitors may see the grandiose Agra Fort which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in North India and was the home of the Mughal emperors. The architecture of the Mughals is grand and displayed through its giant red sandstone walls, beautiful courtyards and halls. Fatehpur Sikri is an ancient town constructed by the Emperor Akbar, and is just a few minutes away. Its palaces, gateways and mosques that are still in great condition even though they were deserted centuries ago can provide a glimpse into what the life of the royalty was like during the Mughal era.
Agra is not only monuments; it is also known as the city of essence of marble inlay craftsmanship and various delicious sweets such as petha that the travelers fall in love with and bring them home as a small souvenir.

Exploring Varanasi – The Spiritual Capital of India

Varanasi is a city of the oldest, continuously inhabited cities in the world, which bears a very high spiritual significance. This ancient city is along the revered river Ganges that draws pilgrims, seekers and travelers all over the world. Varanasi is based on its ghats which are long steps descending to the river whereby followers of the faith worship, pray and take holy baths. The Ganga Aarti night ritual in Varanasi is an amazing spiritual scene with the priests doing well-organized activities with lights, music, and songs of worship. The mood is very heartwrenching and memorable.
Tourists have the privilege to get blessed in the sacred Kashi Vishwanath Temple, which is one of the greatest Hindu temples of Lord Shiva in Uttar Pradesh. The ride on the Ganges in the early morning is one of the serene pieces of life that can be seen in the ghats and a sight that is never forgotten. Varanasi is not a destination, it is a journey of faith, piety and eternal tradition.

Exploring Lucknow – The City of Nawabs

Lucknow, the capital city is a place to visit because of its cultured culture, historical sites, and unparalleled hospitality. Lucknow is often called the City of Nawabs and it is a reflection of elegance in the fields of architecture, language, cuisine and lifestyle. The great Bara Imambara is among the most impressive buildings in the city with the central hall and the enigmatic Bhulbhulaiya (labyrinth). Other architectural marvels that are influenced by the Mughal and colonial influences include the Rumi Darwaza, British Residency, and the Chota Imambara.
Lucknow is also a paradise of food lovers. Awadhi food, such as Tunday Kebabs, Galouti Kebabs, and spicy biryani is also known globally in the city. Lucknow chikankari delicate embroidery is revered in India and a perfect example of souvenirs.

Ayodhya – The Sacred Birthplace of Lord Rama

Ayodhya is a city in Hindu tradition that is one of the holiest. This sacred town is considered to be the birthplace of Lord Rama. Pilgrims go to its temples and ghats in order to find peace and devotion. The calm environment, temple bells, and religious chants provide a religious stimulating atmosphere to the visitors. You can book Ayodhya Tour packages from Namaskar India Tour for the hassle free, real and row experience. 

Mathura and Vrindavan – Land of Lord Krishna

Mathura and Vrindavan, the twin cities are strongly linked with the life of Lord Krishna. These religious cities are crowded with gorgeous temples, hymn music and colorful festivals. There is an extravagant celebration of festivals such as Holi which attract tourists all over the world. The Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple and Banke Bihari Temple are the great attractions that make the devotees happy and devout.

Prayagraj – The Land of the Sacred Confluence

There is the well known Triveni Sangam, the meeting point of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati rivers. It is also home of the grand Kumbh Mela which is one of the biggest religious gatherings in the world. In the process of this festival, millions of pilgrims are seen flocking the river to make a holy dip in the river as they believe that it will wash away sins and lead to spiritual freedom.

Culture, Festivals, and Traditions

Uttar Pradesh is a state which possesses various traditions and colorful festivals. Ayodhya Diwali, Varanasi Deepavali, Mathura and Vrindavan Holi as well as Lucknow Muharram are also observed with a lot of devotion and enthusiasm. The cultural richness of the state is contributed to by music, the classical forms of dance such as Kathak, traditional clothing and local art. Every visitor feels welcome by the warmness and hospitality of the people. This combination of Hindu and Muslim culture among others produces a perfect blend of harmony that shows unity of diversity in India.

Best Time to Visit Uttar Pradesh

October to March: This is the best time to visit Uttar Pradesh because the weather is good, and it is time to have sightseeing, visiting temples, and heritage tours.
July-September: This is the monsoon season, which is followed by a lot of greenery and cool scenery, but rainfall might be experienced occasionally.
April- June: Summers are hot though early morning and evening sightseeing is bearable to the travelers.

Why Choose Namaskar India Tour for Uttar Pradesh?

Namaskar India Tour promises a hassle free and easy travelling trip. In our Uttar Pradesh tour packages, we take our customers to major attractions in Agra, Varanasi, Lucknow, Ayodhya, Mathura, Vrindavan and Prayagraj with well-calculated itineraries. Tracing ancestry and religious pilgrimages to playing and eating, all is organized with precision and professionalism.
It does not matter whether you are coming with your family on a holiday, do a spiritual trip, a love holiday, or a cultural vacation, Uttar Pradesh has something valuable to every tourist. It is not merely a destination but an all-time adventure of faith, history, architecture and tradition. When guided and planned, your tour of Uttar Pradesh will be a lasting one lifetime experience.