The city of Balrampur is popular for its association with sacred Buddhist and Jain places. Located in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India , The city is also known for Balrampur Chini Mills, one of the largest sugar manufacturing industries in the country. The company has four sugar factories located in Eastern Uttar Pradesh having an aggregate sugarcane crushing capacity of 29,000 tones crushed per day. Balrampur is famed for various religious sites.

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Sahet, a nearby place on the Sravasti road, spread over an area of 400 acres is famous for its collection of ancient ruins.

Towards the Rapti River , a little north of Sahet, lies the ancient city of Mahet . The fortified entrance to Mahet is made of mud, constructed in a beautiful crescent shape.

Then there is the well-known temple, Sobhnath temple, which houses the great Stupas. These Stupas reflect the Buddhist tradition and boast of the history of the monasteries here in Balrampur, which you can see through the tour packages for Balrampur.

Jeetavana monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the country is said to be one of the favorites sites of Gautam Buddha. It contains the 12th century inscriptions. Nearby there is also a sacred tree of Peepal. It is said that the tree is a sapling from the original Bodhi Tree at Bodh Gaya.

Another site of great religious importance in the city is Srasvati. It is said that Mahavira Jain, the founder of Jain religion, 'influenced' this place. It houses the famous Shwetambar temple.