In the trans-Yamuna portion of the district the dialect is known as Bhadauri, which is a form of Bundelkhandi, itself a branch of Hindi. It derives its name from Bhadawar, the home of the Bhadoria Rajputs. A few people also speak Punjabi, Bengali or Sindhi. Devanagari script is being used for Hindi and its allied branches such as Garhwali, Kumauni etc. and the script used for Urdu is Persian. Yagya Sthal Of Bhagwa Kali Temple this temple is located in the southern direction of district headquarters of Auraiya and near to the bank of Yamuna river. According to the ancient stories and customs, the temple is related to the 11th century A.D. but by the archeological view it was constructed in 18th century A.D. The temple is basically dedicated to lord shiva. Very old Lord Shiva temple situated near Yamuna riverThere is a mela organised every year in the month of Sawan. It is 3.8km from Auraiya Bus Stand. Kamdev Temple This temple is very old temple of Auraiya by Road it is 3.9 km from Auraiya Bus Stand. Guraiya Temple   This temple is famous for ancient architectural values. This temple of Lord Shiva is constructed on a square platform by road it is 1.5km from Auraiya Bus Stand. Devi Kali Temple  very old Lord temple situated near yamuna river. There is a mela organised every year in the month of sawan.by road it is 1.2km from Auraiya bus stand. Collectorate  Collectorate Headquarters, Kakor is situated on Auraiya-Dibiyapur Road. by road it is 12km from Auraiya bus stand. Badi Devi Temple  The temple is located in Padheen Darwaja area at Phaphund Road Auraiya by road it is 3.8km from auraiya bus stand. Nearest "A" graded railway station is Phaphund railway station which is at Dibiyapur (20  km). This station is part of North Central Railway zone of Indian Railway under Allahabad railway division. It connects Etawah Junction railway station in west and Kanpur Central railway station in east. Auraiya News  Official website