Balrampur
The creation of Balrampur District was in dated of  May 25, 1997 by the division of District Gonda. Siddharth Nagar, Shrawasti, Gonda District, are situated in the east-west and south sides respectively and Nepal State are Situated in its northern side.   This  district consists of three Tahsils Viz-Balrampur, Tulsipur and Utraula. This district is very important from the touring point of view.Special Holidays with very attractive and discounted packages and hotel bookings. The Bauddh Holi place Shravasti is near this district where including monks, tourist in large number from countries like Japan, China, Malaysia, Ceylon and Thailand visit here the whole year. Another important place of tourism and pilgrimage is Devipatan Temple which is situated in the head quarter of Tulsipur tahsil. Here devotees visit whole of the year for praying. The whole of north-eastern border of the district is beautified by jungles and pools natural and constructed by irrigation department, just as Bhagwanpur dam, Khairwan dam, Banghowa dam, Rampur dam etc, which all are important and attractive from tourism point of view as well.

Tourist Attractions in Balrampur
 Sobhnath Temple
Then there is the well-known temple, Sobhnath temple, which houses the great Stupas. These Stupas reflect the Buddhist tradition and boast of the history of the monasteries here in Balrampur, which you can see through the tour packages for Balrampur.

Jeetavana Monastery
Jeetavana monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the country is said to be one of the favorites sites of Gautam Buddha. It contains the 12th century inscriptions. Nearby there is also a sacred tree of Peepal. It is said that the tree is a sapling from the original Bodhi Tree at Bodh Gaya.Indian travel agent gives special discounted hotel from budget hotels to Deluxe hotels in India.

Srasvati
Another site of great religious importance in the city is Srasvati. It is said that Mahavira Jain, the founder of Jain religion, 'influenced' this place. It houses the famous Shwetambar temple

Sahet
Sahet, a nearby place on the Sravasti road, spread over an area of 400 acres is famous for its collection of ancient ruins.

Mahet
Towards the Rapti River , a little north of Sahet, lies the ancient city of Mahet . The fortified entrance to Mahet is made of mud, constructed in a beautiful crescent shape.