Behat

Behat is an ancient town and a nagar panchayat in Saharanpur district on the northern tip of the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. It is situated on the State Highway No 57 on the banks of Eastern Yamuna Canal, around 26 km north of Main Saharanpur City, 190 km from the Indian Capital New Delhi, and 77 km from Haridwar, at a normal height of 275 m from ocean level. It is well known for creation of organic products, for example, mangoes and guava, moorhas, metal chimes, and fashioned iron crafted works. Without presenting Mata Shakumbari devi sanctuary it would not be equity with the significance of Behat.

Behat had a populace of 20,474. Guys comprise 53.16% of the populace and females 46.83%. Behat has a normal proficiency rate of 70.03%, lower than the national normal of 74.04%; with 75.95% of the guys and 63.28% of females proficient. 15.12% of the populace is under 6 years old. Behat has two transport remains on the State Highway No 57 interfacing Saharanpur with Yamunotri - known as Tehsil Behat and Behat Bus Stand, individually. Tehsil Behat, which is arranged outside the Tehsil Building, is the transport end from where one can take transports for Kalsia - Chhutmalpur.

From Behat Bus Stand one could take a transport for Kalsia - Saharanpur, Herbertpur - Vikasnagar - Dakpatthar - Chakrata, Shakumbhari Devi Shrine and so forth. The transports are possessed by private transport administrators who have framed an association. The individuals from the association need to comply with the Departure and Arrival time table entirely else they are imposed punishment by their own Union. Along these lines, it is an exceptionally dependable transport benefit for this course.