Information about all districts of Uttar Pradesh (UP)

Information about all districts of Uttar Pradesh (UP) -

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There are total 75 districts un Uttar Pradesh. Today I will give you this information about how many districts are there in Uttar Pradesh and in which district, what work is done or which work is done, I will tell that the district is well known. Your knowledge will also increase and if you purchase any goods in the future, then you will be very easy.

S.No	Name of District	Famous for
1.	Agra	I) handicrafts at Sadar Bazaar and leather, carpets and rugs. II) Petha III) lehengas, dupattas, turbans, and sherwanis.
2.	Aligarh	Lock
3.	PrayagRaj	Kumbh Mela
4.	Ambedkar Nagar	Textile industry, power plant, sugar plant and cement manufacturing plant. anda town is well known for its "Tanda Terrycot”
5.	Amroha	Mangoes. Some of the industries in Amroha include cotton & textiles, and small-scale production of cotton cloth, hand-loom weaving, pottery making, sugar milling and secondary ones are carpet manufacturing, wood handicrafts and dholak manufacturing.
6.	Auraiya	Temple of Lord Shiva
7.	Azamgarh	Tourist attraction
8.	Badaun	Zari-Zardozi products
9.	Bahraich	Tourist spots
10.	Ballia	Tourist spots
11.	Balrampur	Pateshwari Devi
12.	Banda District	Shajar stone
13.	Barabanki	Famous pilgrimage centre
14.	Bareilly	Ramganga Barrage built for canal irrigation
15.	Basti	Famous temple Ramrekha Mandir
16.	Bijnor	prominent pilgrimage
17.	Bulandshahr	Potteries
18.	Chandauli(Varanasi Dehat)	Major Railway Station
19.	Chitrakoot	Famous pilgrimage centre
20.	Deoria	Deoria (or Deorahi)Temple is very famous
21.	Etah	Historically
22.	Etawah	Indian Rebellion of 1857
23.	Faizabad	Historically
24.	Farrukhabad	Chewing Tobacco industry
25.	Fatehpur	Mughal Architecture
26.	Firozabad	Glassmaking industry. Bangles.
27.	Gautam Buddha Nagar	Mall
28.	Ghaziabad	Unique history, culture, and character
29.	Ghazipur	Opium
30.	Gonda	Sugar mills, rice mills and many other small industries and handicraft industry. One of the India's six Indian Telephone Industries is situated at Mankapur, and the largest sugar mill in India is situated at Kundarkhi.
31.	Gorakhpur	Religious centre
32.	Hamirpur	Baba Balak Nath Temple
33.	Hapur District	manufacturing hub of making Stainless Steel Pipes and Tubes. Hapur is also famous for papads, paper cones and tubes
34.	Hardoi	Temples and religious spaces.
35.	Hathras	Hathras can be of the age of Mahabharata
36.	Jaunpur District	Monuments, museums and holy places
37.	Jhansi	Designed colorful glass bangles.
38.	Kannauj	Kannauj famous for distilling of scents is known as India's perfume capital and is famous for its traditional Kannauj Perfume, a government protected entity, Kannauj itself has more than 200 perfume distilleries and is a market center for tobacco, Ittar (perfume), and rose water.
39.	Kanpur Dehat	Famous Katariyani Devi Temple of Kanpur Dehat,
40.	Kanpur Nagar	Famous for its leather and textile industries
41.	Kasganj	Religious significance
42.	Kaushambi	During Buddha's time Kaushambi
43.	Kushinagar	It is an international Buddhist pilgrimage centre.
44.	Lakhimpur Kheri	Dudhwa National Park,
45.	Lalitpur	walls of the fort
46.	Lucknow	Other famous products of Lucknow are its 'Ittars' (perfumes) and 'Kivam' (a tobacco product).
47.	Maharajganj	Religious temples Lehra devi and Itahiya
48.	Mahoba	Century granite Sun temple built
49.	Mainpuri	Two-thirds of its population resides in village andani of karhal.
50.	Mathura	Important pilgrim place
51.	Mau	known as Maunath Bhanjan
52.	Meerut	Famous for its scissors, sports goods and Gazak.
53.	Mirzapur	known for its carpets and brassware industries
54.	Moradabad	The city is known as Pital Nagri ("Brass City") for its famous brass handicrafts industry.
55.	Muzaffarnagar	which is famous for its sugar industry, paper mills and steel rolling mills.
56.	Pilibhit	very high tourism potential.
57.	Pratapgarh	producer of Aonla (Amla). The fruit grown here is sold all over India and the world in the form of sweets and medicines.
58.	Rae Bareli	Indira Gandhi Memorial Botanical Garden.
59.	Rampur	like sugar refining and cotton milling.
60.	Saharanpur	It is also famous for its agricultural produce such as mangos and basmati rice.
61.	Sant Kabir Nagar	Sant Kabir, the well known Sant(poet) and philosopher, lived at Magahar in the district.
62.	Sant Ravidas Nagar	The district is known by the name 'Carpet city' as it is home to the largest hand-knotted carpet weaving industry hubs in South Asia.
63.	Sambhal	Sambhal has the largest market of menthol in South Asia. It's also popular worldwide for its handicrafts made of buffalo horn, seashells, and mother of pearls.
64.	Shahjahanpur	Famous place for picnic for local peoples) and Khannaut(mostly used for cremation of dead people).
65.	Shamli	This place is famous for Sugar/Jaggery.
66.	Shravasti	This prosperous trading centre was well known for its religious associations.
67.	Siddharthnagar	which is known for its places of interest like pilgrims, parks, entertainment hubs, shopping centers, picnic spots, Ghats and so on.
68.	Sitapur	Historical and religious heritage
69.	Sonbhadra	Also, worth a mention are the Mukha Falls.
70.	Sultanpur	The city has a large number of temples and palaces.
71.	Unnao	The city is famous for its leather, mosquito net, Zardozi and chemical industries.
72.	Varanasi (Kashi)	Kashi Vishwanath Temple is one of the most famous Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.
73.	Allahabad	Heritage Structures
74.	Amethi	Amethi is also famous for the temple called Hanumangarhi and a mosque both built about hundred years ago.
75.	Bagpat	Baghpat town has an agriculture-based economy where sugarcane is a main crop. There are sugar mills in Baghpat, Ramala and Malakpur. Wheat, mustard, and vegetables are also extensively grown. Baraut is famous for its Rim and Dhura grown there, as well as its agricultural implements industry.

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