History & Tourism

Amethi’s historical roots run deep—traced back to ancient kingdoms, princely estates, and spiritual traditions. Historically part of the Awadh region, it has long held significance as the seat of the Rajput kings of Tiloi and later the estate of Amethi, known for its brave rulers and architectural landmarks.

The district has also been a political nerve center of India, associated with several prominent leaders who have represented it in the Parliament, making Amethi a household name across the country.

Tourist Attractions:

Hanumangarhi Temple (Amethi): A revered pilgrimage site attracting thousands of devotees.

Maheshwar Nath Baba Temple (Gauriganj): Known for spiritual gatherings and its serene ambiance.

Chandrika Devi Temple (Trilokpur): Nestled in greenery, the temple is linked with historical legends.

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT): A symbol of educational excellence, it has also become a landmark.

Historical Forts of Tiloi & Bhadar Estate: These remnants tell the tales of valor and royal grandeur of Amethi’s princely past.

Amethi’s cultural events, fairs, and festive traditions reflect the deep roots of its heritage and communal harmony.