Once a capital of Bushahr Empire, Rampur is one of the biggest commercial centers in North India today.

India’s culture was given birth within these lands. The Nawabs that ruled Rampur through out the dynasties established a home for literature and several forms of the art. India’s cultural identity dwells in the acreages of Rampur. One of the most popular fairs in India, Lavi Fair takes place in November, and it is the biggest tourist attraction of Rampur.

History of Rampur

Nawab Faizullah Khan founded Rampur in 1775. The city was given protection by the East India Company, hence under British protection. Rampur is known to be a district of politics and culture. Due to the Rohilla War, the Nawab was forced to find a new city. As the years passed, several Nawab rules descended. Within this district, Islam is fortified along with other Indian religions.

Tourism in Rampur

Touring Rampur can prove to be a phenomenal and knowledgeable experience. As you spend your momentous time in Rampur, you will learn of aged Indian culture that still resides in the sands of Rampur.

Literature

The rules of Rampur have always established a strong pyramid of literature. Years were spent on the collection of Arabic, Turkish and various other Oriental Manuscripts. These manuscripts are housed within the Rampur Raza Library, the largest well-known library in all of India for its endless bookcases of knowledge and history.

Cultural Art

The rulers of India gave birth to the renounced culture of Indian Classical Music. For generations, Indian Ustads (teachers) taught various types of Indian instruments, such as the Veena. Different styles of Indian music were created and passed on.

Cultural Foods in Rampur

The most predominantly famous foods of India originated from Rampur. Foods such as biryani, kabobs, mutton, kormas and several other famous recipes are the heart of India. India is globally known for its spices and exotic food.

City Life and Tourist Attractions in Rampur

Rampur brings to you’re the Padam Palace, built in 1925. This garden temple is open to all visitors from all over the world. It is simplicity beautified. Rampur also brings to you the four day famous annual Lavi Fairs. The famous fair takes place once a year and brings traders from all over India.  People come to share aspects of business, tradition and culture. You can by almost anything – famous handspun woolen clothes and handicrafts of any kind. A fair you shouldn’t miss!

Rampur is the city of Indian ancestry. Filled with aged culture and religion, the true Identity of Indian culture is born right here, in Rampur. Travel and Tour the aged face of India.