Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, Meerut, a unit of the Subharti Group, is a leading university of the country with an international acclaim for its high academic standards, diverse courses, distinguished faculty, excellent training & placement services, varied co-curricular activities and state-of-the-art infrastructure.
A memorial built on the campus of Subharti University, wherein names of the INA soldiers, Kargil War Heroes, and Martyrs of the Indian Army are engraved on the stone. The uniqueness of this structure is it is the only memorial in the country that honors all unsung heroes of India.
A unique auditorium in northern India, spanning 25,000 square yards and equipped with state-of-the-art audio and visual technology. With a seating capacity of 2,500, this exceptional venue was inaugurated by the esteemed 'Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.'
Experience the world-renowned delicacy of Meerut, crafted with dedication and perseverance. Packed with the wholesome goodness of sesame and jaggery, this sweet treat delights your taste buds while boosting your immunity. If you find yourself in Meerut, be sure to give it a try !
Meerut is renowned for its intricate gold designs and exquisite craftsmanship. The historic gold bazaar retains its charm, featuring renowned old shops and a traditional gold market.
This grand Hindu temple, located in Meerut cantonment, is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is of enormous religious significance, and it attracts innumerable devotees every year. The temple also has a great historical importance. This place used to be a meeting place for the Indian soldiers who took part in the Revolt of 1857 against the British Raj.
Some 35 km away from Meerut city, there is a town that belongs to a period of history which is thousands of years in the past. Hastinapur, with all its remains of an early civilization, takes you back to the age of Mahabharata. It was the capital of Kauravas and was ruled by the Pandavas after winning the war of Mahabharata.
Garhmukteshwar, an ancient town referenced in the Bhagavata Purana, derives its name from the Mukteshwar Mahadeva temple. This temple is dedicated to the goddess Ganga, who is revered in four temples within the town. Located 44 kilometers from Meerut, Garhmukteshwar holds significant historical and religious importance.
This magnificent structure, also known as ‘Basilica of Our Lady of Graces’ in the Christian community, lies around 20 km north-west of Meerut city, at Sardhana which is a town in Meerut district. This elegant monument, made up of marble, was built in the beginning of 19th century by Begum Samru who ruled Sardhana in the 18th – 19th century.
95% of musical wind instruments in the country, including trumpets, euphoniums, bugles, cornets, and clarinets, are proudly MADE IN MEERUT.
The famous Meerut Kainchi is known for its strength, sharpness, smoothness and durability. The Industry employs more than 60,000 workers.
Meerut is a major global producer of sporting equipment, including cricket bats, hockey sticks, table tennis bats, and a wide array of other sporting gear.
A 116-year-old tree at Subhartipuram, which is a sapling of the main Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. People visit Buddha temple for blessings and peace.