By Priyanka Roshan | Dec 19, 2024
Prayagraj, where history and spirituality meet, is the perfect destination during the Kumbh Mela. Beyond Triveni Sangam, the city is home to iconic landmarks steeped in rich heritage. Here are 10 must-see historic sites.
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The sacred confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers, Triveni Sangam is the heart of the Kumbh Mela and offers a deeply spiritual experience rooted in ancient Indian legends.
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Built by Emperor Akbar in 1583, this monumental fort features the Akshayavat tree, Ashoka Pillar, and underground temples, showcasing the grandeur and historical significance of Mughal architecture.
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The former residence of the Nehru family, Anand Bhavan is now a museum dedicated to India’s freedom struggle, offering visitors a glimpse into pre-independence India and its historical figures.
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A Mughal-era garden tomb complex, Khusro Bagh is the resting place of Prince Khusro, featuring intricate carvings, peaceful surroundings, and historical significance, making it a serene and scenic stop.
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Believed to be the hermitage of Sage Bharadwaj, Bharadwaj Ashram holds immense spiritual and historical significance, blending mythology with real history and providing a calm retreat for seekers of wisdom.
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This park commemorates the bravery of revolutionary Chandrashekhar Azad, offering a peaceful green space while honoring his sacrifice for India’s freedom, with monuments marking the place of his martyrdom.
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Standing tall at Allahabad Fort, this ancient pillar from the Mauryan period is inscribed with Ashoka’s edicts, making it a crucial archaeological site that highlights India’s rich historical heritage.
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A beautiful example of Gothic Revival architecture, All Saints Cathedral (Patthar Girja) is a peaceful church offering serene moments of reflection, with stunning design and historical charm for architecture lovers.
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One of India’s oldest judicial buildings, the Allahabad High Court is an architectural marvel that symbolizes the city’s colonial-era history and remains an iconic part of Prayagraj’s legal heritage.
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Dedicated to Lord Vasuki, this ancient temple near the Ganga River holds both mythological and historical importance, attracting pilgrims and history buffs with its spiritual aura and architectural beauty.
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