Sahori Village, Uttar Pradesh, India – 90.47%
Review of Sahori Village in Etah district:
“We have borewell water supply in our village. Electricity is good and regular.”
Review by Rajpal
Overall Rating – 3/3
Overall Score – 90.47%%
Duration of Stay – More than 2 months
Time of Visit – Multiple
Purpose of Visit – Ancestral Place
Image Source : Google Maps (Awagarh Fort from 12th Century, 65 km from Sahori Village)
How to Reach Sahori Village:
- “The village is part of Aligarh Division, in Etah district. Block headquarters are located in Jaithara. Datauli, Patsua and Ahmadpur villages are nearby”
- From Etah town, one has to go off the national highway (NH 31) for 44 km to reach Sahori village
- Sahori can be accessed via Etah-Aliganj-Kaimgang Road or via Etah-Patiyali-Naradoli Road
- Private Car/Cab from Etah (40km), Kasganj (~50 km), Aligarh (~110 km) or Mainpuri Bus Stand (~52 km) to reach Sahori village
- The closest railway station is Etah Railway Station (45 km). Major station is Kasganj Junction (53 km)
- Kheria Airport in Agra is the nearest airport (135 km)
Places of Interest near Sahori
- There is a historical fort which was built by the king of Awagarh, a place 64 km from Sahori. The 108-acre pristine fort was built in 12th century on a tiny mound, clamming the biggest moat encircling around it. The Awagarh Fort is surrounded by lush green fields and is an ideal destination for nature lovers. A perfect getaway from chaotic city life
- Patna Vihar Bird Sanctuary in Ganeshpur (and not in Patna, as the name would suggest) is around 85 km from Sahori. More than 106 species of migratory and resident birds are known to have their resting habitats at the lake in the Sanctuary
- Etah’s historical temple named as Kailash Mandir, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is around 45 km from Sahori
- One can also visit the Yagyashala in the Arsh Gurukul in the heart of Etah. The Yagyashala is considered to be world’s second largest Yagyashala
Places to Stay near Sahori Village
- Rameswaram Hotel (INR 1,500) at 40 km in Etah
- Hotel Shikhar (INR 1,200) at 45 km in Etah
Quality of Infrastructure:
Access from Main Highway – 2/3
Presence of School – 3/3
Healthcare Facilities – 2/3
Electricity – 3/3
Water Supply – 3/3
Mobile Network – 3/3
Overall Rating – 3/3
Review of Sahori Village:
“We have borewell water supply in our village. Electricity is quite good and regular.
Maize, corn, wheat, bajra are common crops. Not much rice is grown in Sahori.“
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