Places to Visit in Meerut

The vibrant commercial heart of Meerut, packed with street food stalls, traditional brass and metalware shops, and everyday…

An ancient Shiva temple on the banks of the Hindon River that draws millions of devotees during Shravan…

An ancient site linked to King Parikshit, grandson of Arjuna from the Mahabharata. The remaining fort ruins offer…

About 20 km from Meerut, this grand Roman Catholic basilica was built in 1822 under the patronage of…

Spread across the Gangetic floodplains near Hastinapur, this sanctuary is home to swamp deer, nilgai and a wide…

Located about 35 km from Meerut, Hastinapur is the ancient capital described in the Mahabharata and today stands…

Meerut's primary cricket stadium, known for nurturing several prominent Indian national cricketers. It hosts domestic matches and is…

A scenic regulator barrage on the Ganga Canal at the edge of the city, popular among locals for…

Built around an ancient water reservoir steeped in Mahabharata folklore, Suraj Kund has been developed into a public…

A sprawling colonial-era park with lush flora, shaded walking tracks and an evening musical fountain show that draws…

A popular local shrine dedicated to Goddess Mansa Devi, frequented by pilgrims seeking the fulfilment of wishes. It's…

A historic mosque roughly 600 years old, built during the reign of Sultan Nasiruddin Mahmud. It remains an…

An ancient and sacred Jain complex housing seven altars dedicated to the Tirthankars. It is especially known for…

One of Meerut's most revered ancient temples, dedicated to Goddess Chandi. The temple draws massive crowds during Navratri,…

An ancient temple built around a self-manifested (swayambhu) Shiva Linga. It holds a significant place in India's freedom…

A historical landmark in the Cantonment area, built in memory of Nawab Ismail Khan. Its distinctive blend of…

A prominent landmark at the heart of old Meerut, this British-era clock tower has long served as a…

A lesser-known but architecturally rich Mughal-era tomb complex, built in red sandstone. It offers a quieter counterpoint to…

A striking Mughal-era mausoleum built in 1628 under the patronage of Empress Nur Jahan, constructed entirely in red…

Built between 1819 and 1821 in classic English parish style, St. John's is one of the oldest churches…

Dedicated to the martyrs of the 1857 War of Independence, which began right here in Meerut. A marble…