Om Ghat Bhitoura - Hindu temple in Bairuwa Aht. - Fatehpur, India

This is block headquarter situated at the bank of holy river Ganga . This is the place where renowned saint Bhrigu worshipped for a long time . Here, flow of river Ganga is towards north direction, which is very important from the religious point of view . Bhitaura's om ghat is a beautiful place of Fatehpur. This place belong to bank of ganga river. Its full of nature beauty. There is many beautiful tree. Its temple is also a great beauty. If you search a peaceful place then it's a wonder opportunity for you. Beautiful place and good choice for river side picnic because the holy river Ganga make them Ultimate view side.

Bhitaura's om ghat is a beautiful place of fatehpur. This place belong to bank of ganga river. Its full of nature beaty. There is many beautiful tree.its temple is also a great beauty. If you search a peacefull place then it's a wonder opportunity for you.

It's a great place for picnic Everything is good......... Nature, boating,ganga ji, sunset all are good

Very nice place for meditation. Boating, Ganga snaan, Down to earth place with preserved nature and nature's values. Must visit one in a month.

Good holy and sacred place. Peaceful environment and ambiance. But tourists have made it really dirty. Please keep the place clean and hygienic

Very beautiful place to go with your family, friends and enjoy.....their is greenery all around. Holy Ganges is present in which we can do "ganga snan". Lord shiva temple is also there ..Their is a park in which you can go and enjoy the rides and swings.....

Beautiful place and good choice for river side picnic because the holy river Ganga make them Ultimate view side.

Very peaceful place, one can dip in holy Ganga river and explore the Shiva temple in the premises, young pandits were seen learning and chanting. But as soon as the sun sets it really becomes very dark. Street lights were also not functional. Early morning visit is preferred till before sunset. Not enough work is done to maintain this beautiful ghat. But still one must go.