Its affluent history and diverse culture makes Rampur, an appealing stopover. Located in the Moradabad region of Uttar Pradesh, it is one of the prime developing commercial hubs of India. The varied architectural designs of the structures in this city reflect its past.
Ruled by the Katheria Rajputs and then facing Mughal dominance, each left its mark here. A titular Nawab of Rampur still holds a post in present day Rampur. As you marvel at the heritage of this city, there are some sights that you definitely can’t miss. The Fort of Rampur was founded in 1775 and still stands in all its glory. You can explore the alluring Raza Library which stores thousands of historical manuscripts and documents.
There are many Hindustani classical music establishments here. Visit the Jama Masjid’s imposing structure during festivals like Bakr-Id which are celebrated lavishly there. The delectable cuisine with its Mughlai touch is another factor which will make you take a return trip to Rampur. Shop for mementos in the various markets like Sarafa Bazaar and Chaku Bazaar, where you can purchase the famed Rampur Chaku.
Rampur is easily accessible by various modes of transport. Express trains like Lucknow-Delhi Lucknow Mail regularly connect here. National Highway 24 is a direct road line and there is a nonstop series of buses from Delhi, Lucknow, and Kanpur etc. Rampur is located 313 kms from Lucknow.
