Ganga Barrage - Tourist attraction in Katarijiyora Nawab Ganj - Kanpur Nagar, India

Basically it's just a dam to maintain the flow of the holy river Ganga. The best time to visit is either early morning or at night when there are colorful lights all over it. One can visit this place to have some selfies and enjoy the view of river Ganga.

This is the best place in kanpur to enjoy sunrise and sunset on weekends it has so much rush but you can enjoy as well the Maggie point along the bridge is very delicious which is must to try and now a boat club is along introduced to the public where you can enjoy boating steaming and other fun activity government conduct a ganga arti also at evening to give respect to our maa ganga

Most lovable place of kanpur . feeling so relaxed there fress air and environment

My experience was a fab it's very calming place and nature music always happens

Kanpur Is my Home town all thought i visit it frequently but still everytime i feel something new all though everything is almost same I Kanpur .

Ganga Barrage best place in kanpur clean & good environment place nyc pic clicks on this spot of Ganga Barrage near by big Riverside port place of Ganga

The layout plan of Lohia Botanical Garden, prepared by a Delhi-based architect, was approved by the Kanpur Development Authority in 2014. There would be other attractions for entertainment and resources to improve the knowledge of children. There would be a cinema house and an artificial lake. Water museum would be another attraction while trees would illuminate in the evening. For cultural programme a well equipped platform is also proposed. There would be a shopping-cum-kid museum block, food court, game, entertainment zone and provision of two banquet halls

The Ganges Barrage, officially named as the Lav Khush Barrage, this bridge across the Ganges river lies at Azad Nagar-Nawabganj in Kanpur. Ganges Barrage Official nameLuv Kush BarrageLocationKanpur, IndiaCoordinates26.5099degN 80.3186degEConstruction began1995Opening dateMay 2000Construction costRs. 303.14 croreDam and spillwaysImpoundsGanges RiverLength621 mWebsite Sk Barrage The construction started in 1995 and it was inaugurated in May 2000. The total length is 621 m and the bridge serves as a four lane Highway Bypass for NH 91. Proposed developments Botanical Garden The layout plan of Lohia Botanical Garden, prepared by a Delhi-based architect, was approved by the Kanpur Development Authority in 2014. There would be other attractions for entertainment and resources to improve the knowledge of children. There would be a cinema house and an artificial lake. Water museum would be another attraction while trees would illuminate in the evening. For cultural programme a well equipped platform is also proposed. There would be a shopping-cum-kid museum block, food court, game, entertainment zone and provision of two banquet halls.[2] Amusement park The Kanpur Development Authority has planned to develop an amusement park in the city near Ganga Barrage. On the lines of Delhi Daat, it is also planning to develop a 'haat' inside the park where only handicraft items would be sold. The park will consist of open-air amphitheatre, drive-in cinema, swings for kids, lake for boating and cafeteria etc.[3] Trans Ganga city The Trans Ganga City project, propped as a modern and clean-green city, would be developed by Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation. Under the project, along with industrial and residential areas, commercial and institutional areas would be developed. A housing society comprising exhibition centre, multiplex, mega mall and multi-storied residential complexes are proposed. The industries in the enclave would be pollution free and it would be zero discharge area, so that it does not cause adverse impact on the ecology and Ganga river.[4] Kanpur-Lucknow high speed trainEdit The high speed train is proposed between Ganga Barrage and Lucknow which will give relief for daily commuters between two cities.[5][6] Kanpur-Lucknow expressway The new expressway between Kanpur and Lucknow will be started from Ganga Barrage. It would be eight lane access controlled expressway.[7]