Directory
Temples, forts, ghats, gardens and museums across the city — with what is known about timings, fees and how to get there. Anything that needs official confirmation is marked.

Sangam · Ghat
The confluence of the Ganga and the Yamuna, where tradition also holds the Saraswati to flow — the spiritual heart of Prayagraj.
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Heritage · Fort
A large riverside fort built in the Mughal period, standing at the meeting point of the two rivers.
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Religious · Sacred tree
The 'indestructible' banyan tree revered in Hindu tradition, located within the Allahabad Fort complex.
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Religious · Underground temple
An ancient subterranean temple inside the fort, traditionally visited together with Akshayavat.
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Religious · Temple
Also called Lete Hue Hanuman, known for its large reclining image of Hanuman set below ground level.
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Heritage · Museum
The former home of the Nehru family, now a museum on the Indian freedom movement.
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Heritage · Garden tombs
A walled Mughal garden holding the sandstone tombs of Prince Khusrau and his family.
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Park · Memorial
The city's largest public park, named after the revolutionary who died here in 1931.
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Ghat · Riverfront
A developed riverfront on the Yamuna, popular for evening visits and boat rides.
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Ghat · Mela area
A ghat on the Naini side of the Yamuna, used heavily as a Mela approach and camping area.
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