Sambhal has a rich history and has been home to several rulers and emperors. It was found in Satyuga, at that time it was a very big city. From the Lodi's to the Mughal's, right from the 5th century BC and spanning up to the 16th Century, it has been under the rule of one emperor or the other.

Sambhal is said to have flourished under the Akbar rule but subsequently deteriorated in popularity when Akbar’s son Shah Jahan was made incharge of the city.

Major trades in Sambhal city are Menthol produce and its side products. In its sub city Sarai-tareen handicrafts of horns are being made and exported to various countries. Apart from this Sambhal is majorly dependent on the agriculture produce hence a little production of agricultural equipments is also done on a small scale. Sambhal is also known for its bricks production trade with having a large number of factories around.

Best time to Visit

October to March