Uttar Pradesh, State in northern India.
Uttar Pradesh, a mystical land of diverse cultures, is the most populous state in India.
Famous as the birthplace of Lord Rama and Krishna, Uttar Pradesh is known for its rich historical heritage going back to the Vedic period.
The region is renowned for its folk dances like 'Ramlila', 'Krishnalila' and its crafts such as the 'Chikan Embroidery'.
Uttar Pradesh serves as a major tourism hub with attractions like Taj Mahal, Fatehpur Sikri, Varanasi Ghats and many more.
Uttar Pradesh hosts the Kumbh Mela, once every twelve years – the largest peaceful gathering event in the world.
Location: India
Inception: January 26, 1950
Capital city: Lucknow
Population: 199812341
Website: up.gov.in
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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