Moradabad , Uttar Pradesh
About Moradabad
Set on the river Ramganga, overlooking the Gangetic planes, Moradabad known as the ‘Brass City’ or ‘Peetal Nagri’ as its often refered is the brass capital of India. The city was established in 1600 by Murad, Emperor of the Mughal Empire.
It’s from here that the Nawabs ruled from 1774-1800. Part of the duty of the Nawabs was to uphold the sovereighty of the Mughal Emprire. Many of their works and influence can still be found in the city. After 1801, Moradabad became part of the British Empire.
The city has seen consistent growth through expansion of it’s copper and brass exporting business, in combination with handicrafts and manufactured products. The city now exports to over 30 countries worldwide, including Britain, USA, Middle East, Canada and Asia. The city has become a pioneer of new technologies such as electroplating, lacquering and powder coating.
The city has many tourist attractions such as Pataleshwar Temple, Sai Temple, Raza Library and attractions a short distance from the city, making it a popular destination for tourists and travelers.
One of the food specialities recommended for travelers to the area is the Biryani. All visitors are recommended to visit the Peetal Mandi. This is the town market, and has a worldwide renown. It’s from here that you can pick all manner of items of the locality's handicraft.
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National Philatelic Museum, Delhi
0 km from Moradabad - See map
The National Philatelic Museum in Delhi is a treasure trove for anyone interested in the history and art of postage stamps. Located in the heart...
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Peetal Mandi, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
3.6 km from Moradabad - See map
Peetal Mand is the local market that sells artistic brass ware, brass show piece, jewellery, trophies, decorative items, etc. Manufactured using...
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Sai Temple, Uttar Pradesh
3.7 km from Moradabad - See map
Located close to the Deen Dayal Nagar district in the center of Moradabad, the Sia Temple attracts visitors of many religions. Sai Baba was a...
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Prem Wonderland & Water Kingdom, Uttar Pradesh
6.7 km from Moradabad - See map
Also Prem Water Kingdom. Located in the town, the park has many exciting and fun rides for all the family. Some of the rides include: Zorbing,...
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Rudrapur, Uttarakhand
73.8 km from Moradabad - See map
Rudrapur is a city in the Udham Singh Nagar district and is famous for the Nanak Matta Sahib Gurudwara. Also visit the Nanak Matta Dam which...
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Garhmukteshwar, Uttar Pradesh
77.7 km from Moradabad - See map
Garhmukteshwar, a historic and sacred city in the Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh, India, is renowned for its religious significance and cultural...
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Sanjay Van, Uttarakhand
80.4 km from Moradabad - See map
An appealing forest range 23 KMs from Haldwani and 30 KMs from Kathgodam, Sanjay Van is a place where you can come to hear the birds, smell the...
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Tulsi Math, Uttarakhand
88.2 km from Moradabad - See map
The Tulsi Math was home to the Hindu spiritual author, Tulsidas. It was from here he composed his popular work, the Ramcharitmanas a retelling of...
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Bara Bazar, Uttar Pradesh
88.3 km from Moradabad - See map
Bareilly’s markets are stocked with the regions specialty products which are bamboo products. The ancient Hindu name for bamboo being Bans. The...
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Alakhnath Temple, Uttar Pradesh
88.5 km from Moradabad - See map
This magical temple is located on Nainital Road in the main town of Bareilly. The temple itself draws many visitors from all over India, due to...
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Jagannath Temple, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
88.6 km from Moradabad - See map
Jagannath Temple in Bareilly is a historical temple of Lord Shiva and one of the more important temples in the town of Bareilly. The temple itself...
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Trivati Nath Temple, Uttar Pradesh
91.5 km from Moradabad - See map
One of six temples in Bareilly dedicated to Lord Shiva; the Trivati Nath is perhaps the best maintained and most well-known. According to legend,...
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