How to Reach?

• Air: There are two flights minimum that ply between Delhi and Allahabad on a daily basis. So looking for direct Delhi to Allahabad flights won’t be a major issue. The main air terminal is Bamrauli Airport.
• Rail: Excellent connectivity to all major cities of India.
• Road: Good roads and highways facilitate good connectivity by road.

Check out these gorgeous places that you can tour around in Allahabad.

Allahabad Fort – The antiquated fort was said to have been initially constructed by the great Ashoka, yet was repaired by the Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1583. The Allahabad Fort is situated close to the triveni sangam confluence and is the biggest fort erected by Akbar. The vital landmarks and structures inside are the Zanana royal residence for the ladies, the Saraswati Koop which is considered as the wellspring of the Saraswati River and a third century BC Ashokan Pillar. Allahabad Fort also houses the Akshayavat or the Immortal tree which can be seen from the outside from the southern bastion.

Triveni Sangam – The Triveni Sangam in Prayag (Allahabad) is the meeting point of three rivers – Ganges, Yamuna, and the undetectable or mythic Saraswati River. This confluence is a consecrated spot for Hindus and it is said that a shower here washes away the greater part of one’s wrongdoings and liberates one from the cycle of resurrection. It has vital religious significance and is likewise the site for the notable Kumbh Mela held every 12 years. Viewing the dawn and nightfall at the Triveni is a stunning spectacle.

Anand Bhavan – Anand Bhavan was built in the 1930’s by the Indian pioneer Motilal Nehru as the Nehru Family’s home. The building developed as the previous habitation of the Nehru Family known as the Swaraj Bhavan, was later given to the Indian National Congress by Indira Gandhi in 1970 and is today a historical center that delineates the life and times of the Nehru family. It additionally houses the Jawahar Planetarium which was built in 1979.

Ashoka Pillar – Ashoka Pillar, situated outside the Allahabad fortification was erected in the sixteenth century and has the engravings from Ashoka and later engravings of Samudragupta and Jahangir were additionally credited to this column. Developed by Akbar at the meeting of the rivers Yamuna and Ganges, this pillar is one the most imperative attractions of the city. At present, the fortification is possessed by the Indian Army and therefore exceptional authorization is required to see the pillar and its premises.

Once you have admired the grandeur of Allahabad, it is suggested to head to Lucknow for a lip smacking street food spree or you can even opt to first fill your tummy full, and then head to Allahabad. From Tunday Kebab to the Lucknawi Paan, the city will spoil you for good. You can take a Lucknow to Allahabad taxi to reach Allahabad in just 4 hours. Have a great journey!