Being in the historic as well mythological zone has created numerous monuments and shrines of worship in Faizabad and its twin town Ayodhya. The Raja Mandir claims its linkage directly with Lord Ram, the ruler of Ayodhya. Based on the Guptar Ghat on the shores of Sharayu, the Raja mandir houses various artfully carved out idols of numerous Hindu Gods and Goddesses.
(The Dogra Regimental Centre/ Corps of Military Police CMP Temple) Located in cantonment area, this temple is beautifully built and the cleanlines and the pollution free environment is just spiritual.
The Chakra Harji Vishnu Temple in the town of Faizabad has a special place in the Hindu religion due to the presence of footprints inside the temple which are believed to be of Lord Ram himself. The temple itself is situated at the Guptar ghat and houses various idols of different Hindu deities.
This temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is located in Oyal, which is nearly 10 km from Hargaon en route Lakhimpur-Kheri. The base of the temple is in the shape of a large frog.
On the bank of Ganga, several temples are located here. The special temple of lord Hanuman which has 40 feet high statue of monkey god.
On the bank of river Ganga is situated the famous temple of goddess Avantika & another one temple of Shiv.
The famous temple of goddess belon is situated here.
An old town famous for pilgrimages situated on the river Ganga. Several religious bathings and festivals are organised all the year round.
This ashram is located at a height and accessible by a flight of stairs known as the "stairway to heaven". A panoramic vie of Bithoor can be enjoyed from this ashram. The Valmiki Ashram is located at a height and it is accessible by a flight of stairs which are known as the "stairway to heaven". A panoramic view of Bithoor can be enjoyed from this ashram.
Built by the J.K. trust, Shri Radhakrishna temple is also locally referred to as the J.K. temple. This Hindu temple has five shrines dedicated each to Lord Radhakrishna, Lord Ardhnareswara, Lord Lakshminarayana, Lord Narmadeshwar and Lord Hanuman.
This marks the place where the child Dhruva meditated single mindedly as he stood on one leg. As a reward, God granted Dhruva the divine boon to shine for all time as a star. Dhruva teela marks the place where the child Dhruva meditated single mindedly as he stood on one leg. As a reward, God granted Dhruva the divine boon to shine for all time as a star.
