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THE MANY NAMES OF BAREILLY: A TAPESTRY OF FAITH

Bareilly is adorned with a myriad of epithets, including "Nath Nagari," owing to its religious significance and the presence of seven revered Nath Temples. These sacred temples draw countless devotees during the auspicious Savan Month, from July to August

Bareilly, often referred to as "Nath Nagari," holds great religious significance due to the presence of seven sacred Nath Temples, which are central to the city's spiritual identity. These temples become especially significant during the auspicious Savan Month (July to August), when countless devotees embark on pilgrimages, carrying Kanwars filled with holy Ganga water, to offer to Lord Shiva. The seven Nath Temples are: Alakh Nath Temple: The most renowned Nath temple in Bareilly, dedicated to Lord Shiva. It serves as a spiritual hub for the Kanwarias (devotees) during Savan.

Madhi Nath Temple: Known for its peaceful surroundings, this temple is another important destination for Shiva worshipers. Trivati Nath Temple: Situated at the confluence of three holy rivers, this temple holds great mythological significance and attracts many pilgrims. Pashupati Nath Temple: Modeled after the famous Pashupatinath Temple in Nepal, this sacred place is devoted to Lord Shiva's incarnation as Pashupati. Dhopeshwar Nath Temple: A historic temple known for its tranquil ambiance and religious importance among locals and visitors alike. Vankhandi Nath Temple: Surrounded by nature, this temple offers a serene environment, making it a peaceful retreat for devotees. Tapeshwar Nath Temple: This temple is visited by devotees seeking spiritual guidance and blessings from Lord Shiva These temples not only serve as spiritual sanctuaries but also stand as symbols of unwavering faith and devotion in Bareilly, drawing devotees from across the region.