Things to Do in Prayagraj

A walled garden complex with three sandstone tombs, including that of Prince Khusro, Jahangir's son. Peaceful greenery, well-kept paths, and Mughal-era architecture.

🕐 06:00-18:00

💡 Bring water and avoid midday heat—shade is limited. Great for a relaxed stroll or a picnic. Entry is free, but donations for maintenance are welcome.

A distinctive temple near the Sangam, known for its reclining 20-foot statue of Lord Hanuman. Vibrant, often busy, with continuous chanting and offerings.

🕐 05:00-21:00

💡 Visit after 5pm when the evening aarti starts—the atmosphere is electric. Leave shoes at the designated stand; expect to queue on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

The confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers. A key pilgrimage site with boat rides for a small fee. Views of the ghats and occasional religious ceremonies.

🕐 Always open

💡 Go at dawn for fewer crowds and a more serene atmosphere. You don't need to pay for a boat if you just want to stand on the bank.

A modest but well-curated museum covering local history, archaeology, and art. Notable for its collection of sculptures, coins, and textiles. Entry fee ₹20-50.

🕐 10:00-17:00, closed Mondays

💡 The sculpture gallery is the highlight—ask the staff to point out the Gupta-era pieces. Photography isn't allowed inside. Closed on Mondays.

Family home of the Nehru-Gandhi family, now a museum. Entry fee is about ₹50-100. Displays personal artefacts, photos, and historical items from India's independence movement.

🕐 09:30-17:00, closed Mondays

💡 Check if the audio guide is included in the ticket price—it adds context. Allow 1.5 hours. Closed on Mondays.