Best Places to visit in March in Meerut
6 Best Places to visit in March in Meerut
Saint John's Church Draupadi Ki Rasoi Vidur Ka Tila Augharnath Mandir Gandhi Bagh Mustafa CastleSaint John's Church, Meerut
One of the oldest in the city, Saint John's Church in the city of Meerut is the largest and can accommodate nearly 3000 people for a prayer meeting. This traditional church has lush green gardens all around, which offers a wonderful picturesque view. Constructed in the year 1819, Church is a landmark in Meerut. East India Company built it and it falls in the district of Agra. The lofty columns and distinctive architectural approach makes it a must visit destination in Meerut. It is situated in the cantonment area and St John's Cemetery is also found here.
Draupadi Ki Rasoi, Meerut
Nicely placed on the banks of River Buriganga, Draupadi’s Kitchen is a wonderful monument in Meerut. There is a famous fable that Pandvas wife, Draupdai used to cook food here for the whole family. Lord Krishna also visited this place when Pandavas were staying in Hastinapur during their exile. On his visit Lord Krishna asked for some food and Draupadi did not have anything to offer. At that point of time Krishna created a wonder vessel that could provide an unrestricted supply of delicious food in Draupadi’s kitchen. Currently, it is a famous picnic spot adjacent to the Draupadi Ghat. For history buffs it is a thrilling place.
Vidur Ka Tila, Meerut
If history is what fascinates you then Vidura Ka Tila, located on the bank of Buriganga River is a must visit destination in Meerut. It is an archaeological site and has hillock as tall as 55-60 Feet. It is said to be the residence of Vidura, who was an intelligent thinker during the time of Kauravas. He was known among people for his intelligence and wisdom. Many persons who were unable to solve their issues came to him from distant places for his advice. You can enjoy stunning sunset views from this Tila. The serenity of this place is truly mesmerizing.
Augharnath Mandir, Meerut
The ancient shrine of Lord Shiva, Meerut’s Augharnath Temple is the most visited temple in the city. The Shiva Linga present in this temple is thought to be a Swayambhu or self-manifested, thus very popular with the worshippers of Shiva. The shrine is deeply associated with history as it played a major role in the freedom struggle of India. Despite the Shiva Linga you can also see the idols of Goddess Durga and Radha Krishna within the premises. People come in huge numbers on Purnima and Mahashivratri as it is chiefly a temple of Lord Shiva.
Gandhi Bagh, Meerut
One of the ancient parks in Meerut, Gandhi Bagh was constructed by the East India Company. Situated on the Mall Road in the centre of the city, Meerut, the place is famous for a show of musical fountain that takes place every evening. The lush green environs of this British spot attract people in huge numbers. The greenery is mainly due to dense Mulberry, Mango, and Bamboo trees. Currently, the place is maintained by the Meerut Cantonment Board and renovation is going on to enhance the level of the park and add beautiful playing area for children, boat rides, camel and car rides. It also houses a walking trek path and a cricket ground thus making it an ideal picnic spot for family and friends.
Mustafa Castle, Meerut
This historical castle in Meerut was constructed in the fond memory of Nawab Mustafa Khan Shaifta. His son Nawab Mohammad Ishak Khan constructed it in the year 1900. Mustafa Castle is among the historical landmarks of Meerut. The castle is known for its illustrious architecture. The place is known to have carried out the political proceedings during India’s independence struggle. Amazingly crafted wooden furniture, artefacts, paintings from all across the world beautifies the splendour of Mustafa Castle. So, if you want to visit the historical places in Meerut, Mustafa Castle is one of them.
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