Prayagraj
Prayagraj : The City Of Prime Ministers
October to March
2 Days
INR 2000/- PER PERSON
The summer months in Allahabad are exceedingly hot and should be avoided if at all feasible.
Although Allahabad does not receive much rain, the temperature remains high, and the rivers' flow becomes swift and unpredictable.
The best time to visit Allahabad is during these months. The weather is excellent throughout the day, and the flow of water in the rivers is steady and tranquil, making it ideal for boating or swimming.
Prayagraj was the site of the first publication of Pioneer.One of India's largest English dailies was published in Prayagraj, the Pioneer. It was also famed for its fantastic railway system, which connected Bengal and Central India, as well as Bombay.
Hira Halwai, which is famous for its wonderful Samosa. It's one of the city's oldest shops, and it serves some of the city's best samosas. In addition, the city is known for its divine gulab jamun.
The Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers all meet in Allahabad. The city has been a pilgrimage destination over time since these rivers are considered sacred by Hindus.
After 443 years, Prayagraj has reclaimed its name. Prayag was its previous name. Locals still refer to themselves by this moniker. Allahabad was the name given to it by King Akbar. He recognised the importance of Prayag and constructed the Sangam fort at the river's confluence.
The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) runs the buses, which serve the entire city. They are widely accessible from most parts of the city and are Allahabad's most affordable mode of transportation.
Taxis can be summoned for as little as Rs 150 per hour approx, depending on the vehicle. Radio cabs are also expected to arrive in Allahabad, and they will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The vikrams, or yellow and black auto rickshaws, are also popular among the locals. . They have seating for six people and are conveniently accessible across the city. They do not have meters and pick up passengers as they go.
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