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Located in the state of Uttar Pradesh, Gorakhpur is a picturesque city situated around 270 km east of the state capital Lucknow. The city is spread over an area of 3483.8 sq km, and it houses a population of 44,40,895. The main languages commonly used in Gorakhpur are Hindi and Bhojpuri. The district lies along the Rapti River, a tributary of the Ghaghara River. The city was named after a Hindu saint and was built around 1400. It was an important Muslim garrison town and division headquarters under Mughal king Akbar. In 1801, the British East India Company took over the administration of Gorakhpur and surrounding territories. The modern city is a hub of agro-based industries and trade. Textile manufacturing, printing, sugar milling, and railroad maintenance are examples of industries. Gorakhpur is a transportation centre, with multiple roads and rail lines intersecting here. For domestic flights, it also has a tiny regional airport. The city is protected from flooding by embankments erected along the river.Gorakhpur's mouth-watering Mughlai cuisine is one of the best gastronomic experiences one can have when visiting this wonderful place. From moderate to spicy, you can have a full Mughlai course or a selection of delicacies such as koftas, kababs, pulao, biryani, kanji bada, and chaat. These are the region’s must-try food items. Gorakhpur may not be a posh metropolis, but the experiences it has to offer are plentiful. Gorakhpur's old culture has left a rich legacy that is lively. Its countless shrines of all faiths, including Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Islam, and Sikhism, demonstrate the actual diversity of its culture.

Bangkok, also known as the City of Angels, was established in the year 1782 by King Rama, and the city has a population of over 9 million people. This city expanded east and north in the 20th century after it was made the capital of Thailand in 1782. Pad Thai is a stir-fried rice noodle dish often made with shrimp, chicken, beef, tofu, peanuts, scrambled egg, and bean sprouts, among other veggies, is Thailand's most famous meal; it is a Bangkok street food staple. It is typically served with lime halves, Chinese chives, and a sliced banana flower. Bangkok, an Asian vacation hub known for its unique cuisine, can satiate your hunger, as Thai food contains a variety of interesting ingredients. Wandering the streets of Bangkok, surrounded by street booths serving curry, noodles, soup, and other delectable treats is every foodie's dream come true. Bangkok is home to some of the most beautiful temples and old buildings in the world, with the Wat Pho temple or 'Temple of the Reclining Buddha' being one of the most popular. The temple complex is extremely popular with tourists and is known for being Bangkok's oldest and largest. The structures themselves are ornately decorated in the traditional Thai style. The famed Reclining Buddha is Thailand's largest Buddha statue, and it measures over 150 feet.