Musafirkhana

Musafirkhana is a town in the Indian territory of Uttar Pradesh. "Musafirkhana" signifies "Sarai," or "Dharamshala". Gauriganj and Amethi are open from Musafirkhana through roadways; the closest railroad station is the Musafirkhana rail line station on the Lucknow– Varanasi rail course by means of Sultanpur, and the closest air terminal is the Amausi air terminal. It is encompassed by in excess of 100 towns.

As indicated by the Census of India led in 2001, Musafirkhana had a populace of 7,373. Guys established 53% of the populace and females 47%. Musafirkhana has a normal proficiency rate of 66%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 75%, and female proficiency is 57%. In Musafirkhana, 15% of the populace is under 6 years old.

Dadra is one of the well known towns of Musafirkhana. It is around 5 km north from Musafirkhana and at the bank of Gomti waterway. It is a populated and devout town. Here, the primary work is farming. It is extremely well known for the Goddess Devi Hinglaj sanctuary and Baba Purushottam Das sanctuary. Devi Hinglaj sanctuary is almost 500 years of age and was worked by Bais Chhatriya Rao Rupmal who was impacted by the Hindu holy person Baba Purushottam Das who was an Awadhi writer, and a devout individual who composed a mahakavya.