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Prayagraj's Hidden Temples Get Major Tourism Boost
8 Oct
Summary
- Four ancient Shiva temples in Prayagraj are being developed.
- Projects worth ₹5.74 crore will enhance visitor facilities.
- Development aims to boost religious tourism beyond Sangam.
The state of Uttar Pradesh is expanding tourism offerings in Prayagraj by developing four historic Lord Shiva temples. These beautification and development projects are collectively valued at ₹5.74 crore. Specific temples receiving upgrades include Patharbandhi Mahadevalaya, Bholegiri Temple, Bolan Mahadev Temple, and Shivala Temple in Ghinpur.
The initiatives include the construction of multipurpose halls, pilgrim sheds, and enhanced entrance gateways. Visitors will benefit from improved resting spaces and comfortable temple premises, with added platforms and benches for elderly devotees and women. Stamp-finished pathways are being developed for better movement within the complexes.
Decorative lighting, landscaping, and clear signage are being introduced to enhance the overall visitor experience. Some sites will feature renovated halls, new mural work, and sandstone arches for Shivlings, preserving their traditional appeal. These developments aim to integrate these ancient temples into Prayagraj's wider tourism circuit.
