The Mall, Kanpur
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The Mall or Mall Road, also known as Mahatma Gandhi Road is a central business district of Indian city of Kanpur. The area houses many shopping complexes, hotels, MNCs and shopping stores. Mall Road is one of the busiest roads of the city, traffic is daily thrown out of gear here. The road houses the biggest mall of the city, Christ Church College built in 1866, Reserve Bank of India, GPO and many other prominent buildings.[1][2]
Location
Mall Road is situated in the Heart of the City between
History
Mall Road has always been an important commercial and recreational center for people of Kanpur. It is often referred as Downtown, Kanpur. During British Era, Mall Road was only opened for Britishers and entry of Indians was restricted here. Indians couldn't drive here or sit on benches established by municipality.
Attractions
- Nana Rao Park, Kanpur's biggest park
- King Edward Memorial
- Christ Church College
- The Landmark Hotel, tallest five star hotel in Kanpur
- Z Square Mall, the largest mall in Kanpur
- Phool Bagh, earlier Queen's Park
- Mega Mall
- Naveen Market
- Parade Market
- Mercury Dry Cleaners
- Victoria Hotel Building
- Som Dutt Plaza (IT Complex)
- Parsi Fire Temple (the only Parsi temple in Uttar Pradesh)
- KDA Crystal Shopping Complex
- City Centre
- Saint Catherine's Hospital
- Comrade Ram Aasrey Park
- Tibetan Market
See also
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