Pilibhit - Gallery

Gallery

  • The clock tower (Ghanta Ghar) in the main market, Pilibhit

  • Chhathavi Padshahi Gurudwara as on July 2012 in Pilibhit

  • The other Gate of Sri Gauri Shankar Temple, Pilibhit

  • The Main Gate of Sri Gauri Shankar Temple, Pilibhit

  • The entry gate at the eastern side of Sri Gauri Shankar Temple, Pilibhit, which were built by Hafiz Rahmat Khan in late 18th century

  • Compound Sri Gauri Shankar Temple, Pilibhit

  • The entry gate at the southern side of Sri Gauri Shankar Temple, Pilibhit, which were built by Hafiz Rahmat Khan in late 18th century

  • Jamia Masjid Main enterence

  • Sri Radha Krishna Temple, Pilibhit

  • Methodist Church, Pilibhit

  • Shah Ji Miyan Dargah Compound

  • Gurudwara Sri Chhatwi Padshahi in city of Pilibhit

  • New Sai Baba Temple in city of Pilibhit

  • Interior of Sai Baba Temple situated in city of Pilibhit

  • Sarada Canal Pilibhit

  • Sarada Canal in Banbasa near Pilibhit

  • The Mighty Sarada Canal near Pilibhit

  • Nanak Sagar Dam near Pilibhit

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