Explore the cultural and historical gems of Uttar Pradesh with our Lucknow Naimisharanya Bithoor tour package. This unique itinerary combines the rich heritage of Lucknow with the spiritual sanctity of Naimisharanya and the historical significance of Bithoor. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Bara Imambada, Bhul Bhulaiya, Chhota Imambara, Clock Tower, & Shah Najaf Imambara, renowned for their architectural grandeur and historical significance. Discover the opulence of the Kaiserbagh Palace Complex and stroll through its lush gardens and ornate structures.
In Naimisharanya, visit the Chakra Teerth Temple, believed to be the spot where Lord Vishnu’s discus fell, and the Lalita Devi Temple dedicated to the goddess Lalita. In Bithoor explore prominent attractions such as the Brahmavart Ghat, where according to Hindu mythology, Lord Brahma performed a yagna, and the Valmiki Ashram, associated with the sage Valmiki. Explore the Bithoor Fort and Museum, which houses artifacts and relics depicting the town’s rich history. Take a boat ride on the tranquil waters of the Ganges and witness the mesmerizing evening aarti.
Itinerary Details
On arrival meet & assistance at Kanpur airport. Proceed to Lucknow – arrive at lucknow check-in to the hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After breakfast, proceed for the Lucknow city tour and visit Bara Imambada, Bhul Bhulaiya, Chhota Imambara, Clock Tower, Kaisarbagh Palace, & Shah Najaf Imambara.
Overnight stay in Lucknow.
After breakfast, drive to Naimisharanya. Upon arrival sights visit over there. Naimisharanya is a holy place an renowned since the time of Satya Yug or Kreta Yug, the most ancient times. It is believed that after visiting this sacred place, people can get rid of their sins. After visiting Naimisharanya, people attain Moksh (liberation) and attain immense powers. These all things and their importance are described in various ancient scriptures of India. Naimisharanya is also popularly known as Naimish or Neemsaar or Neemshaar. Naimisharanya is the birthplace of many puraanas and this place is the abode of all of the holy places on the earth and to visit only this place equals visiting all holy places at once. This evidence is found in The Mahabharata. Also, the renowned saint Goswami Tulasi Das described the prominence of Naimisharanya in Raamcharith Maanas.
Later start driving to Kanpur and check-in to the hotel. Overnight stay.
Today after breakfast –check out from the hotel and proceed to visit Bithoor – Located around 20 km from Kanpur, the town of Bithur, also spelled as Bithoor, is believed to be the birthplace of the sons of Lord Rama, Luv, and Kush. It is also said that the epic Ramayana was composed here. Today, the city has several temples and bathing ghats that are regarded as holy by the Hindus. One of the major landmarks in the city is a footprint, believed to be of Lord Brahma. Legend has it that Lord Brahma created the world at this spot. Bithur is also famous for an annual fair held in November on Kartik Poornima day.
Bithur is widely known for its association with the Independence Struggle of 1857. During British rule, the city was a part of the district of Kanpur in the United Provinces. It was here that Baji Rao Peshwa, the chief minister of the Marathas, was banished after they were defeated. Peshwa’s adopted son, Nana Sahib, made the town his headquarters, which was captured by General Havelock in 1857.
Later on time transfer to the airport to board your onward flight.
