PrayagrajTravel Guide

The sacred meeting point of the Ganga, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers, the spiritual heart of Prayagraj.

Take a rowboat out to the exact confluence point for sunrise, watching pilgrims take ritual dips along the way.

View the imposing Mughal fort built by Akbar, including a glimpse of the ancient "immortal" banyan tree inside.

The Nehru family's ancestral home, now a museum showcasing personal artefacts and India's independence movement history.

During the festival years, visit the vast tent city on the river sands hosting the world's largest religious gathering.

A peaceful Mughal-era walled garden containing the elegant tombs of Prince Khusrau and his mother.

A striking Gothic-revival cathedral from the British era, sometimes called the "Patthar Girja" (Stone Church).

A large green park with colonial-era buildings, including the spot where freedom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad made his last stand.

An ancient hermitage associated with the sage Bharadwaj, mentioned in the Ramayana as a stop for Rama, Sita, and Lakshman.

A unique temple near the Sangam housing a large reclining Hanuman idol, said to be partly submerged during Ganga floods.