In the Indian state of Uttarakhand’s Udham Singh Nagar district, there is a city and municipality called Bazpur, also spelled Bajpur.

Rudrapur, an industrial city, and Kashipur, a historical city, are both easily accessible from Bazpur. The city closest to Nainital is Bazpur. The town’s plenty is mostly attributed to its huge agricultural estates. It was once a part of the Terai, as was the most of the region that now makes up Udham Singh Nagar District, and it was progressively converted into agricultural land by migrants from Punjab. Those who were made homeless by India’s 1947 Partition made up the majority of the early settlers.