Budaun district

Budaun district is an administrative region in Bareilly division in northern Uttar Pradesh, containing several towns and extensive agricultural land. The area combines urban centers with rural areas defined by farming and small settlements.

The area was part of the United Provinces during British rule and underwent several border and administrative changes. It acquired its current form after India's independence in 1947.

The district is known for its traditional crafts, particularly textile weaving and metalwork that have been practiced here for generations. Visitors can see these skills in action in local workshops and markets throughout the region.

Access is possible by road and rail from larger neighboring cities, with the district capital Budaun serving as the main hub. Visitors should expect varied infrastructure between urban and rural areas throughout the region.

The ancient site of Ahichchhatra within this area was a thriving city in antiquity and preserves remains from multiple historical periods. Archaeological discoveries here span from early settlements to later dynasties, revealing layers of continuous habitation.

Location: Bareilly division

Capital city: Budaun

Shares border with: Bulandshahr district, Kasganj district

Website: http://badaun.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 28.11667,78.98333

Latest update: December 20, 2025 11:42