Mainpuri

Mainpuri is a city in Mainpuri area in the Indian territory of Uttar Pradesh. It is the managerial base camp of the Mainpuri area and is arranged toward the north-east of Agra and is 270 km from New Delhi. The city has some exceptionally old and famous Hindu sanctuaries. These incorporate Sheetla Devi Temple, where consistently amid March/April, a Rural Exhibition-cum-Trade Fair is held for 20 days.

Bhimsen Mandir is an old Shiva sanctuary and "Falahari Ashram" arranged on Jyoti-Devi Road has exceptionally uncommon Statue of Goddess Durga with 18 Arms. Another antiquated Shiv sanctuary is Chandeshwar Mandir arranged on chandeshwar street, the street starts from maharaja Tej Singh chuarah, close to the scaffold of stream Isan, and ends on Ashram street. Additionally situated on Devi street are twin Shiv Temples of Kale Mahadev and Shweat Mahadev.

Hanuman Temple arranged on old Tehsil Road is visited by thousands on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Modern places of attraction are Phoolbagh and Lohia Park. Phoolbagh is arranged at Jail Chauraha while Lohia Park is arranged at District Collectorate. Both the parks have green yard and wellsprings. Mainpuri is likewise known for sarus crane. This rich flying creature, called krouncha in India, is respected as an image of conjugal constancy and is commended in fantasy and legend. There are evaluated to be 8,000-10,000 sarus cranes in India. 66% of its populace dwells in Karhal town anjani.