Satya Hospital and Blood Center
The facility hosts experienced consultants such as orthopedic specialist Dr. R. K. Singh and gynecologist Dr. Anuja Singh. Treatments include joint replacement, arthroscopy, women’s health checkups, and rehabilitation therapy. The staff emphasizes patient-centric care and postoperative recovery assistance.
Suman Charitable Blood Center
Established to serve both hospital and community needs, the Suman Charitable Blood Center functions under the charitable model, emphasizing voluntary donation and equitable access. It is managed by qualified medical professionals and adheres to the standards set by the National Blood Transfusion Council and the State Blood Transfusion Council for quality, testing, and storage compliance.
Military Hospital Blood Bank
The facility collects, screens, and issues blood for transfusion to eligible recipients within the military and associated communities. It operates 24 hours a day, ensuring emergency availability of safe blood units. Though primarily focused on armed forces beneficiaries, it contributes to maintaining blood supply readiness in the region.
District Hospital Blood Bank
The blood bank operates 24 hours a day, ensuring round-the-clock access to safe and screened blood components. It provides whole blood, plasma, platelets, and other blood components to meet emergency and routine medical demands. The facility also offers apheresis services, enabling the collection of specific blood components directly from donors.
I.M.A. Blood Bank
The blood bank offers comprehensive transfusion support including component separation, apheresis, and platelet storage. It runs continuous operations—24 hours a day, 365 days a year—ensuring availability during emergencies. Donors are carefully screened using Nucleic Acid Testing (NAT) to minimize transfusion-transmitted infection risks, which significantly enhances safety compared to standard ELISA-based testing.
Shri Hari Temple
The Shri Hari Temple(also known as Hari Mandir) is a highly-rated Hindu temple in Model Town, Bareilly, dedicated primarily to Lord Krishna. It is known for its serene atmosphere, beautiful interior decoration, and a musical fountain in the garden area. The temple complex is well-maintained, with a restroom, a peaceful garden, and a dedicated parking area. It is also wheelchair accessible.
ISKCON Temple Bareilly
The temple is modeled after the grand ISKCON Temple in Mathura/Vrindavan, featuring a serene and positive atmosphere with a focus on spiritual peace. The complex includes a Gaushala (cow protection program), an onsite cafeteria, and a shop for spiritual books and merchandise.
Baba Tapeshwar Nath ji Mandir
The temple holds significant religious importance, with a history rooted in the penance of several ancient sages and saints, including one known as ‘Bhalu Das Baba’ who meditated in a cave at the site for 400 years. It is believed that Lord Shiva was pleased by their devotion and chose to reside there, leading to the name Tapeshwarnath (“Lord of Penance”). The area around the temple was once a place where the Ganges River flowed, evidenced by the sandy soil still found there.
Shri baba Dhopeshwar Nath ji Temple
The temple is a sprawling spiritual complex considered one of Bareilly’s seven sacred “Nath” temples, with a history believed to be around 5,000 years old, tracing back to the Mahabharata era. Legend has it that Draupadi and Dhrishtadyumna were born on this site with the blessings of Lord Shiva. The complex features multiple shrines, a cave temple, and a large sacred pond (Dhopa Sarovar), the water of which is believed to have medicinal properties.
Shree Baba Alakhnath Temple
Shree Baba Alakhnath Temple is an ancient and significant Hindu temple in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, dedicated to Lord Shiva and serving as the main akhara (headquarters) of the Anand Akhara order of Naga sannyasins. The primary deity is Lord Shiva, represented by a sacred Shivling, but the complex also features shrines to other deities, including a 51-foot tall statue of Lord Hanuman at the main entrance and a Shani temple.