Hanswar

• Primary Pathshala
• Kannaya Pathshala
• Sri R.R. Inter College
• M.S.N. Inter College
• Hira Public School
• Zahra Girls Jr. High School
• Maulana Naseem Girl's Inter College

Sunita Market is the central market of Hanswar. A variety of goods are sold in the market, including fresh fruit, spices, jewelry, and clothing. There are many types of shops.

Fine Fair Shopping Centre, in the village of Hanswar, Ambedkar Nagar, is the largest shopping mall in Uttar Pradesh. It is one of the most visited places in Uttar Pradesh. The mall was opened in Apr. 2013 The property is owned and managed by Fine Fair Shopping Centre.

The temple at Hanswar is dedicated to the goddess Durga. The statue in the temple is made with ashtadhatu (an alloy of eight metals, namely gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, tin, iron, and mercury). The temple was built and is maintained by the Royal Family of Hanswar Estate.

Eid Gah 7 July 2016

Eidgah or Idgah (Urdu: عیدگاہ) is an active open-air mosque, located at the edge of the village. This mosque is said to be the largest and most beautiful mosque in Uttar Pradesh.

Hanswar lake is located at the northwest edge of the village. The lake is subject to overgrowth of water hyacinth, which can obstruct boat traffic, hinder swimming and fishing, and affect the ecology of the lake.

A magnificent big fort which is the resident of royal family of hanswar estate who ruled hanswar. The fort is in bright red colour and it is said that it used to have seven aangan as well as seven wells (kuwa). Last ruler who ruled here was Raja Nipendra Bahadur Singh. The current head of the family is Kunwar Narendra Mohan Singh alais Sanjay Singh (Ex block pramukh and Vidhan parishad candidate)Fort has beautiful carving with lions and fishes which is said to be the main symbol of family.

There was a tree of peepal for almost 100 years. Which was located beside Mohammad Shafi National Intercollege for a few years. An old Baba used to sit on that tree. His name was Samal Baba. That is why the people of Hanswar started calling the place Samal Tar. The tree was old, so the followers of Hindu religion used to worship that tree. But by 2019 the tree has completely fallen. Some young leaders of the village tried to divide Hindu-Muslim brotherhood. Those people became successful. The Hindu brothers of the village were on one side and the Muslim brothers on other side. In other words, we can say that the land has been disputed. In the said case, action was also taken by Hanswar police against more than two dozen people of both sides in sections of peace. After the matter reached Tehsil, Tanda Deputy District Magistrate Mahendra Pal Singh took the above case very seriously and immediately. After the fair and festivals in the last days, on 29 August 2019, the Deputy District Magistrate Mr. Singh, who reached the spot at about 3 o'clock in the first leisure, had a long talk with both the sides and with the consent of both sides, he planted a new peepal tree at the same place and planted it. Besides planting trees, a few feet high and wide platform was also agreed on both sides. People from both sides were present in planting the tree.

S D.M, Ambedkar Nagar and people of Hanswar with new plant.