MUZAFFARNAGAR
This city was establish in 1633, by Sayyid Munawar Lashkar Ali, and named Muzaffarnagar in honour of his father, Sayyid Muzaffar Ali Khan, who was appointed ruler of this region by the Mogul Emperor Akbar [1]. The older parts of the city have a Mogul feel and many monuments of Mogul period are also spread in the surrounding villages and towns of Muzaffarnagar district. All tour and Travel needs for India by Indian travel agent.

It appears that this Janapada was a part of Harappa civilisation, for the pots and pans and other objects of the type of that era are seen occasionally still in use in many neighbouring villages. Also, according to a local tradition, the legendary Mahabharata war - between the Kauravas and the Pandavas - was fought in the fields of the present village of 'Pachenda' and their army camps were located respectively at the sites now famous as 'Kaurawali' and 'Pandavli'.

In 1901, during the British raj, it was made head quarter of Muzaffarnagar district, which was carved out of Saharanpur district, and both became part of the Meerut Division in United Provinces of Agra and Oudh

Places To Visit
Famous Shiv statue of SHIV CHOWK in the heart of the city. Special Holidays with very attractive and discounted packages and hotel bookings.

BOHARON ka Mandir (City) SHUKARTAL:
This is very famous hindu holy place situated at 30 Km from district headquarter on the bank of GANGA. It is said that at this place only Maharishi Sukdev Ji narrated the Bhagvadgeeta before Raja Parikshat, son of Abnhimanu and grandson of ARHUNA. A temle was built near the VAT VRIKSH under which Sukdev ji narrated the story. Indian Travel Agent offers Visit India and explore India.

YAGAYA SHALA (SUKARTAAL) ,
Inside view of SUKDEV temple. Raja Pariskshat listening Bahagwad geeta from Maharishi Sukdev ji.
35 ft heigh statue of GANESH JI at Ganeshdham (Sukartaal). AKSHYA WAT & 72 ft heigh statue of HANUMAN JI at Hanumatdham(Shukartaal).
Kamla Nehru Vatika (on G.T.Road, Near Sadar Tehsil).

BAHU KI MAZAR (Sadat Hostel) :
where wife of Saiyed Munawwar Laskar Khan was cremated. .