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Budget Trip: The tourist session of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve as well as other tiger reserves of UP has also ended on June 15. During the tourist session, more than 56,000 tourists visited the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve and visited the tigers. But even after the end of the tourist session, you can visit these tourist places without any tickets.
The Gomti origin located in Kalinagar tehsil of Pilibhit district is considered very important in terms of spiritual tourism. But very few people will know that Gomti is called ‘Life Line of Lucknow’, its origin is located in Pilibhit at the site. It is worth mentioning that the Gomti river originates from Gommat Tal, located near Madhotanda village of Pilibhit district. After covering a distance of 960 km, it joins the Ganges River near Saidpur in Ghazipur district.
If you are a nature lover and sitting on the lap of nature and fond of staring at the scattered red in the sky during sunset, then the Sharda Sagar Dam located in the forests of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is the most suitable for you.
Pilibhit district was one of the favorite places of British officials during the British period. In such a situation, during the British period, all the works were done on the irrigation system here. A wonderful view of this is seen at the bifurcation point of Pilibhit. Here you will get to see the junction of canals.
The Gaurishankar Temple located on the banks of the Devha River in Pilibhit city is one of the oldest Shiva temples of the district. It is believed that this temple is more than 500 years old. Shivalinga of Lord Shiva’s Ardhanarishwar form is installed in this Shiva temple.
If you are not able to visit the Radharaman temple in Vrindavan due to lack of budget or time, then you can visit the Radharaman temple in Pilibhit. This temple is built on the lines of Vrindavan. It is located in the Chowk area of the city.
