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Uttar Pradesh

Shringverpur

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January

4.8 - 28.7 ºC

February

8.2 - 33.0 ºC

March

12.4 - 39.4 ºC

April

18.2 - 44.1 ºC

May

21.8 - 45.9 ºC

June

24.3 - 45.1 ºC

July

24.4 - 39.7 ºC

August

24.5 - 36.7 ºC

September

23.2 - 36.6 ºC

October

16.7 - 36.7 ºC

November

11.0 - 33.6 ºC

December

6.3 - 29.5 ºC


Major Airports :

Prayagraj Airport (IXD), Prayagraj

Nearest Railway Station :

Prayagraj Junction Railway Station (PRYJ)

Major Airports :

Prayagraj Airport (IXD), Prayagraj

A place with great mythological significance

If you take a short road trip of around 40 kilometres from Prayagraj, you'll find yourself in a place where the mighty Ganga flows with stories of divine journeys and where history feels tantalizingly close to touch. Welcome to Shringverpur, a hidden gem waiting to transport you into the heart of mythological India. You might not find this destination crowded with tourists, but that's exactly what makes it special. This tranquil riverside location is a sacred landscape that played a pivotal role in the Indian epic Ramayana. Remembered as the capital of Nishadraj, the fisherman king who helped Lord Ram cross the Ganga during his exile, Shringverpur offers you a rare glimpse into a world where mythology and reality beautifully intertwine.

Come, let's seek something beyond the typical tourist trail and unveil stories quietly waiting to be discovered.

As per the legends

Shringverpur isn't just a location but a sacred narrative waiting to unveil its secrets to you. Named after the revered Shringi Rishi, this remarkable site boasts a temple that emerged from archaeological excavations, telling a story far more profound than mere stones and mortar. It is believed that Lord Ram, Mata Sita, and Lakshman ji once rested here for a single night during their exile (vanvas). According to the legends, when Lord Ram, Mata Sita, and Lakshman ji were denied passage across the Ganga by a boatman, Nishadraj stepped forward with an extraordinary gesture of reverence. He approached Lord Ram and made an unusual request: to wash the Lord's feet with the water of holy Ganga. Lord Ram, embodying divine grace, permitted this act of devotion. In a moment that would be forever etched in mythology, Nishadraj washed Lord Ram's feet and drank the water as an ultimate sign of his unquestioning faith and surrender. Today, a sacred platform marks this exact spot where a simple fisherman's devotion met divine compassion, reminding us that true spirituality knows no social boundaries.

A journey of self-discovery

More than just a historical marker on the Ramayana Circuit, Shringverpur offers a serene, almost mystical experience connecting you directly to ancient Indian mythology. Whether you're a spiritual seeker, a history enthusiast, or a curious traveller, this destination promises an extraordinary journey all year round. But the atmosphere of Shringverpur becomes even more magical during the iconic Kumbh Mela when the spiritual energy of the place reaches its zenith as pilgrims from all over the country visit this place.


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Other wonders around

Your journey to Shringverpur doesn't have to end there, for Prayagraj offers a treasure trove of attractions that will make your trip truly unforgettable. Just a short drive away, you can explore the magnificent Triveni Sangam, where the sacred rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati converge, creating a spiritual spectacle that draws pilgrims worldwide. Then, you can head to the Prayagraj Fort, a massive Mughal-era structure built by Emperor Akbar. If you're interested in cultural experiences, visit Anand Bhawan, once the Nehru-Gandhi family's home. The Hanuman Mandir, known for its unique reclining Hanuman statue, and the Alopi Devi Mandir are must-visit destinations for spiritual tranquillity.