Saharanpur district, Administrative district in northern Uttar Pradesh, India.
Saharanpur district is an administrative region in northern Uttar Pradesh covering roughly 3,860 square kilometers (1,490 sq mi) in the Doab region near the Shivalik range. It borders Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand to its north and east.
The district gained importance during the Mughal Empire when treasurer Sah Ranveer Singh established its administration and shaped the city's layout. This founder's work made it a major administrative hub in the region.
The population practices different religions, with Hindu and Muslim communities celebrating local festivals together and maintaining shared traditions throughout the year.
The district connects well to major cities through railway hubs and highways, with Saharanpur city serving as the main administrative center. Visitors can easily navigate and access key locations from here.
Local craftspeople maintain a centuries-old wood carving tradition, creating detailed furniture and decorative pieces. These handmade items are sought after and sold across India.
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