THE LIST OF SOME FAMOUS PLACES IS BELOW HERE ...
1. ISKCON Temple, Kanpur
A grand building made of white marble, the ISKCON or International Society for Krishna Consciousness celebrates peace and devotion. You can wander about the spacious interiors and spend some time in quiet meditation at its ashram. There is also an eating space inside the temple that serves wholesome vegetarian food. The temple complex houses many idols of Hindu deities sculpted from marble, and other attractions include a beautiful pond and musical fountains.
Location: Mainavati Marg, Bithoor Road
Timings: 4:30 am to 8:30 pm (mid-day break is between 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm); every day
Entry Fee: Free
2. Nana Rao Park, Kanpur
Located close to the city's commercial heart, Nana Rao Park is a popular rendezvous point for the people of Kanpur when they want to enjoy some fresh air and outdoor activities. The park, built after India gained freedom in honor of Nana Sahib, was previously a memorial for the British women and children massacred in the 1857 Rebellion. Today, the well-manicured lawns and colorful flower beds provide a scenic setting for a romantic walk. History enthusiasts will recognize some of the personalities that have been immortalized in statues here – Rani Lakshmi Bai and Tatya Tope, to name a couple.
Location: Mall Road
Timings: 5:00 am to 8:00 pm; every day
Entry Fee: ₹ 20 per person
3. Kanpur Memorial Church, Kanpur
The Kanpur Memorial Church, which dates back to 1875, is dedicated to the British civilians killed during the siege of Kanpur, one of the bloodiest chapters of the 1857 revolution. The striking Gothic-style architecture of the structure will enamor visitors from a distance as it towers over the surrounding landscapes. The red bricks used in the construction of the church and multiple turrets are a throwback to the architectural design predominant in Europe during the 19th century. Other highlights here include the memorial garden next to the church, a Gothic screen, and the detailed sculpture of an angel.
Timings: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm; every day
Entry Fee: Free
4. Blue World Theme Park, Kanpur
One of the most-loved tourist places in Kanpur, the Blue World Theme Park is your perfect antidote for hot summer days, and Kanpur can really see that mercury rise. There are several water slides, and they all end with a wonderful cool splash in the well-maintained pools. The park also has dry rides, and some of the key attractions here include the Chair Lift, the Free Fall, and of course, the Blue World Roller Coaster. The kids and family zones are where you can relax and dabble in some pleasing rides. The Blue World has specific themed areas with Chinese, Roman, Egypt, Jungle, and European-inspired attractions. The food court here will ensure that you are always close to your favorite snacks after all the adrenaline rush.
Location: Bithoor Road
Timings: 10:30 am to 7:30 pm; every day
Tickets*:
Water Park / Amusement Park- ₹ 600 for adults (weekdays); ₹ 700 for adults (weekends); ₹ 300 for kids (weekdays); ₹ 350 for kids (weekends)
Water Park + Amusement Park- ₹ 750 for adults (weekdays); ₹ 850 for adults (weekends); ₹ 400 for kids (weekdays); ₹ 450 for kids (weekends)
* Locker and costume charges are extra.
5. Ganga Barrage (Lav Kush Barrage), Kanpur
The barrage’s importance is functional rather than cultural. Sometimes referred to as the Marine Drive of Kanpur, the Ganga Barrage aka Lav Kush Barrage spans the majestic Ganges and is an iconic part of the city. It is now a major logistical lifeline, but you can also go there for majestic views of the river. There are numerous tea stalls and eateries nearby, so you can munch on some snacks and have a quintessential Kanpur evening by the waters of the holy Ganga.
Timings: 24×7
Entry Fee: Free
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NOTE - KANPUR IS ALSO KNOWN AS LEATHER CITY.
There are many historical, famous places to visit.
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