Welcome to Pratapgarh

The Land of Historic Splendor, Spiritual Grace, and Royal Amla Orchards

Pratapgarh at a Glance
Amla Capital

The Amla Capital of India

Pratapgarh is universally renowned for its extensive and high-quality cultivation of Indian Gooseberry (Amla). The region supplies premium Amla products globally, boosting organic Agro-tourism across Uttar Pradesh.

Royal Heritage

The Awadh Royal Connection

Steeped rich in history, Pratapgarh derives its name from King Pratap Singh of the late 17th century. The land tells majestic tales of forts, cultural harmony, and local resilience through generations.

Sacred Rivers

Spiritual Landscapes

Flowing gracefully with the holy Sai and Ganga river systems, the district provides pristine ghats and old ancient temples that invoke an unparalleled inner peace for cultural seekers.

Famous Tourist Destinations
Bela Bhawani Temple

Bela Bhawani Temple

Situated beautifully on the banks of the Sai River, this legendary temple is dedicated to Goddess Bela and stands as a major center of faith.

Ghuisarnath Dham

Ghuisarnath Dham

A highly revered spiritual destination dedicated to Lord Shiva, housing an atmospheric, ancient Shivalinga wrapped in tranquility.

Kila Pratapgarh

The Historical Royal Fort

Witness the architectural grandeur of historical fortifications built by Raja Pratap Singh, echoing tales of bravery.

Reach Out to Us

District Tourism Bureau, Collectorate Compound, Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh - 230001

+91 5342 2200XX

info@pratapgarhtourism.gov.in

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