Uttar Pradesh on India War Map

Taj Mahal, Varanasi's ghats and the Kumbh at Prayagraj; India's most populous state

Uttar Pradesh has 75 districts and 750 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Uttar Pradesh

• Agra — The Taj Mahal, Akbar's riverside fort and Fatehpur Sikri; petha sweets
• Aligarh — Lock-making industry and the Muslim University founded by Sir Syed
• Ambedkar Nagar — Tanda's power-loom cloth and the Kichauchha Sharif dargah
• Amethi — Long a Gandhi family parliamentary seat; Gauriganj is the HQ
• Amroha — Dholak drums made from mango wood; mango orchards on the Ganga's east bank
• Auraiya — Desi ghee trade and the NTPC gas-fired plant at Dibiyapur
• Ayodhya — Birthplace of Rama by tradition; the Ram Mandir on the Saryu
• Azamgarh — Nizamabad black pottery and Mubarakpur silk weaving
• Baghpat — Sugarcane belt; Barnava is tied to the Mahabharata's lac-house tale
• Bahraich — Katarniaghat sanctuary on the Nepal border; Syed Salar Masud's dargah
• Ballia — Freed itself from British rule for days in 1942; the Ddadri cattle fair
• Balrampur — Devi Patan temple at Tulsipur and the Sohelwa forests on the Nepal border
• Banda — Kalinjar Fort in the Vindhyas, and Shajar stone from the Ken river
• Barabanki — Dewa Sharif dargah of Haji Waris Ali Shah; mentha (mint) farming
• Bareilly — Surma, zari-zardozi work and cane furniture; Ahichchhatra ruins
• Basti — Kuano river town on the Gorakhpur–Lucknow highway; sugar mills
• Bhadohi — Hand-knotted carpets, India's largest carpet-weaving cluster
• Bijnor — Sugarcane and the Ganga; Vidur Kuti, hermitage of the Mahabharata sage
• Budaun — Shamsi Jama Masjid of 1223, among India's oldest mosques
• Bulandshahr — Khurja's glazed pottery and the Narora atomic power station on the Ganga
• Chandauli — Chandraprabha sanctuary and its Rajdari falls; the 'rice bowl' of Purvanchal
• Chitrakoot — Rama's exile forest by tradition; Kamadgiri and the Mandakini ghats
• Deoria — Sugarcane country on the Bihar border; Devraha Baba's ashram at Mail
• Etah — Jalesar's brass bells and ghungroos; Patna bird sanctuary
• Etawah — Lion Safari park and the Chambal ravines
• Farrukhabad — Sankisa's Ashokan elephant capital; hand block printing; potato belt
• Fatehpur — Doab district between Ganga and Yamuna; the 1858 Bawani Imli martyrs' tree
• Firozabad — Glass bangles and glassware, India's glass-industry capital
• Gautam Buddha Nagar — Noida and Greater Noida; the Buddh F1 circuit and Jewar airport
• Ghaziabad — Industrial gateway to Delhi on the Hindon; Hindon Air Force station
• Ghazipur — Government Opium and Alkaloid Works, founded 1820; Cornwallis's tomb
• Gonda — Chhapaiya, birthplace of Swaminarayan; rice and sugar mills
• Gorakhpur — Gorakhnath Math and the Gita Press, publisher of Hindu scripture
• Hamirpur — Betwa meets the Yamuna at the district town; Bundelkhand's gateway
• Hapur — Papad making and one of north India's largest grain mandis
• Hardoi — Legend places the demon-king Hiranyakashipu's capital here; Sandila laddoos
• Hathras — Asafoetida (hing) processing hub; home of a celebrated Hindi humorist
• Jalaun — Kalpi on the Yamuna, a handmade-paper town and Birbal's birthplace
• Jaunpur — Sharqi-era Atala Masjid and the 16th-century Shahi Bridge over the Gomti
• Jhansi — Fort held by Rani Lakshmibai against the British in 1857-58
• Kannauj — Attar distilleries, India's perfume capital since Harsha's time
• Kanpur Dehat — Rural hinterland between the Yamuna and Rind rivers; HQ at Mati-Akbarpur
• Kanpur Nagar — Leather tanneries and textile mills on the Ganga; 'Manchester of the East'
• Kasganj — Soron's Ganga ghat, Sukar Kshetra, a claimed birthplace of Tulsidas
• Kaushambi — Ruins of Kausambi, capital of Vatsa, with an Ashokan pillar
• Kushinagar — Where the Buddha died; the Mahaparinirvana temple's reclining statue
• Lakhimpur Kheri — Dudhwa National Park; UP's largest district, on the Nepal border
• Lalitpur — Deogarh's Gupta-era Dashavatara temple on the Betwa
• Lucknow — Bara Imambara, chikankari embroidery and Awadhi cuisine
• Maharajganj — Sonauli crossing to Nepal and the Sohgibarwa wildlife sanctuary
• Mahoba — Chandela capital with Madan Sagar lake; Alha-Udal ballads; Desawari paan
• Mainpuri — Tarkashi brass-wire inlay on wood, a GI-tagged craft
• Mathura — Krishna's birthplace by tradition; Vrindavan temples and peda sweets
• Mau — Power-loom saree weaving town on the Tamsa (Tons) river
• Meerut — Where the 1857 uprising began; sports goods and scissors industries
• Mirzapur — Vindhyavasini temple, Chunar Fort on the Ganga; carpet weaving
• Moradabad — Brassware exports; 'Peetal Nagri', the brass city
• Muzaffarnagar — Sugarcane and one of Asia's largest gur (jaggery) markets; Shukratal
• Pilibhit — Tiger reserve on the Nepal border and the bamboo-flute (bansuri) industry
• Pratapgarh — Amla (Indian gooseberry) orchards and products; Belha Devi temple
• Prayagraj — Sangam of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati; site of the Kumbh Mela
• Rae Bareli — Modern Coach Factory at Lalganj; the Gandhi family's Lok Sabha seat
• Rampur — Raza Library's manuscripts, folding knives and a hound breed
• Saharanpur — Wood-carving industry; mango orchards; Shakumbhari Devi temple
• Sambhal — Horn-and-bone crafts; Kalki, Vishnu's tenth avatar, is prophesied to be born here
• Sant Kabir Nagar — Maghar, where the weaver-poet died and a tomb and samadhi stand side by side
• Shahjahanpur — Birthplace of revolutionaries Ram Prasad Bismil and Ashfaqulla Khan; sugar mills
• Shamli — Sugarcane mills on the Yamuna; Kairana gave its name to the Kirana gharana
• Shrawasti — Sravasti's Jetavana monastery, where the Buddha spent many rainy seasons
• Siddharthnagar — Piprahwa stupa, a candidate for Kapilavastu; Kala Namak scented rice
• Sitapur — Naimisharanya, forest shrine where the Puranas were recited; a noted eye hospital
• Sonbhadra — Rihand Dam and coal-fired power stations; borders four states
• Sultanpur — On the Gomti; tradition names it after Rama's son Kush (Kushbhawanpur)
• Unnao — Nawabganj bird sanctuary; leather tanning; the Ganga's left bank facing Kanpur
• Varanasi — Ganga ghats, Kashi Vishwanath temple and Banarasi silk brocade

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