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Haryana Travel Guide

 


Here are 100 tourist spots in Haryana, organized by their respective districts (zillas), showcasing the state's rich tapestry of history, mythology, spirituality, and modern development.

Gurugram Zilla

  1. Cyber Hub: A futuristic social hub with a wide array of restaurants, pubs, and cafes.

  2. Kingdom of Dreams: A spectacular live entertainment and theatre destination.

  3. Sultanpur National Park: A birdwatcher's paradise, home to hundreds of resident and migratory bird species.

  4. Leisure Valley Park: A large, well-maintained park in the heart of the city with musical fountains and gardens.

  5. Damdama Lake: A popular weekend getaway for boating, rock climbing, and adventure sports.

  6. Sheetla Mata Mandir: An ancient and highly revered temple dedicated to Goddess Sheetla.

  7. Museum of Folk and Tribal Art: Showcases a unique collection of Indian folk, tribal, and neglected art.

  8. Farrukhnagar Fort: A historic fort built by Mughal Governor Faujdar Khan.

  9. Aravalli Biodiversity Park: A vast green space dedicated to conserving the flora and fauna of the Aravalli range.

  10. Heritage Transport Museum, Tauru: A fascinating museum showcasing the evolution of transportation in India.

Kurukshetra Zilla

  1. Brahma Sarovar: A massive sacred water tank, believed to be the cradle of civilization, where Lord Brahma performed a great yajna.

  2. Jyotisar: The sacred spot where Lord Krishna is believed to have delivered the celestial sermon of the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna.

  3. Sheikh Chilli's Tomb: An elegant mausoleum of the Sufi saint Sheikh Chilli, often called the "Taj Mahal of Haryana."

  4. Kurukshetra Panorama and Science Centre: Offers a life-like panorama of the Mahabharata battle and interactive science exhibits.

  5. Sannihit Sarovar: A sacred tank believed to be the meeting point of seven holy Saraswatis.

  6. Krishna Museum: A museum dedicated to Lord Krishna, showcasing art and artifacts related to his life and the Mahabharata.

  7. Kalpana Chawla Memorial Planetarium: A planetarium dedicated to the late astronaut Kalpana Chawla.

  8. Bhishma Kund, Narkatari: The spot where Bhishma Pitamah is believed to have lain on a bed of arrows.

  9. Sthaneshwar Mahadev Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, where the Pandavas are said to have prayed for victory.

  10. Dharohar Museum: Located in Kurukshetra University, it showcases the rich cultural and archaeological heritage of Haryana.

Panchkula Zilla

  1. Morni Hills: The only hill station in Haryana, offering scenic views, trekking trails, and adventure sports.

  2. Tikkar Taal: Two picturesque lakes nestled in the Morni Hills, ideal for boating and picnics.

  3. Yadavindra Gardens, Pinjore: A stunning 17th-century Mughal Garden, known for its terraced layout, fountains, and vibrant flowerbeds.

  4. Mata Mansa Devi Temple: A highly revered Shakti Peeth dedicated to Goddess Mansa Devi.

  5. Gurudwara Nada Sahib: A historic Sikh shrine on the banks of the Ghaggar river, commemorating Guru Gobind Singh's halt.

  6. Cactus Garden: Asia's largest outdoor garden dedicated to rare and endangered species of cacti and succulents.

  7. Ramgarh Fort: A 360-year-old heritage fort, now a luxury hotel.

Faridabad Zilla

  1. Surajkund: The site of an ancient sun pool and amphitheater, famous for hosting the annual Surajkund International Crafts Mela.

  2. Badkhal Lake: A former natural lake, now a revived water body and recreational area set against the Aravalli hills.

  3. Raja Nahar Singh Palace (Ballabgarh Fort): A beautifully maintained 18th-century heritage palace.

  4. Baba Farid's Tomb: The tomb of the revered Sufi saint after whom the city is named.

  5. CITM Lake: A serene lake formed in a quarried mine, popular among trekkers and photographers.

  6. Town Park: A large and well-maintained urban park in Sector 12.

Hisar Zilla

  1. Agroha Dham: A major pilgrimage and tourist complex dedicated to the Vaishya community's progenitor, Maharaja Agrasen.

  2. Firoz Shah Palace Complex: A 14th-century fort complex containing a mosque, Lat ki Masjid, and an Ashokan pillar.

  3. Jahaz Kothi Museum: A former residence of the adventurer George Thomas, shaped like a ship.

  4. Rakhigarhi: The largest Indus Valley Civilization site, a place of immense archaeological importance.

  5. Blue Bird Lake: A man-made lake and recreational complex for boating and picnics.

  6. St. Thomas' Church: A historic church built in the 19th century.

Panipat Zilla

  1. Panipat Museum: Showcases the history and archaeology of the three famous battles of Panipat.

  2. Kala Amb: A memorial site commemorating the Third Battle of Panipat, named after a black mango tree.

  3. Kabuli Bagh Mosque: A mosque built by the Mughal emperor Babur to commemorate his victory in the First Battle of Panipat.

  4. Ibrahim Lodhi's Tomb: The tomb of the last ruler of the Lodhi dynasty, who fell in the First Battle of Panipat.

  5. Devi Temple: A prominent local temple dedicated to a Hindu goddess.

Ambala Zilla

  1. Sis Ganj Gurudwara: A historic Sikh shrine dedicated to Guru Tegh Bahadur.

  2. Manji Sahib Gurudwara: A shrine commemorating the visit of the sixth and tenth Sikh Gurus.

  3. Holy Redeemer Church: One of the oldest and most beautiful churches in the region, built in the 19th century.

  4. European Cemetery: A historic cemetery with graves of soldiers from the colonial era.

Karnal Zilla

  1. Karna Lake: A picturesque lake named after the Mahabharata character Karna, with boating and recreational facilities.

  2. Kalandar Shah's Tomb: A marble tomb dedicated to the 13th-century Sufi saint.

  3. Cantonment Church Tower: A remnant of a colonial-era church.

  4. Atal Park: A large, well-maintained park in the city.

Rewari Zilla

  1. Rewari Steam Locomotive Shed & Rail Museum: A heritage steam locomotive museum, one of the last of its kind in India.

  2. Ghatal Jheel: A wetland area that attracts a large number of migratory birds in winter.

  3. Rao Tula Ram Memorial Park: A park dedicated to the 1857 freedom fighter.

Jind Zilla

  1. Rani Talab: A historic water tank with a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva in the center.

  2. Pandu Pindara: A sacred place where the Pandavas are believed to have offered 'pind daan' to their ancestors.

  3. Jayanti Devi Temple: An ancient temple after which the city of Jind is believed to be named.

Kaithal Zilla

  1. Razia Sultan's Tomb: The tomb of the first woman ruler of the Delhi Sultanate.

  2. Gurudwara Neem Sahib: A sacred shrine associated with Guru Tegh Bahadur.

  3. Vidkyar Tirth (Vridh Kedar): An ancient pilgrimage site on the banks of the Saraswati river.

Rohtak Zilla

  1. Tilyar Lake: A popular tourist spot with a zoo, boating facilities, and lush green surroundings.

  2. Meham Baoli (Choron ki Baoli): A historic three-storied stepwell.

  3. Asthal Bohar Math: A revered monastery of the Nath tradition of Hinduism, known for its ancient sculptures.

Sirsa Zilla

  1. Dera Sacha Sauda: A large spiritual and social welfare organization headquarters.

  2. Surkhab Tourist Complex: A recreational spot with a restaurant and bar.

  3. Tara Baba Kutiya: A religious center known for its large Shiva statue and replica of the 12 Jyotirlingas.

Bhiwani Zilla

  1. Star Monument (Samadhi of Shri Tarachand Ji Maharaj): A unique star-shaped monument and spiritual center.

  2. Tosham Hill (Panch Tirth): A religious site with several sacred kunds (ponds) atop a hill.

  3. Gauri Shankar Temple: A prominent temple in the city dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Jhajjar Zilla

  1. Pratapgarh Farms: An ethnic village and eco-tourism destination offering a taste of rural life.

  2. Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary: The largest wetland in Haryana, a protected bird sanctuary.

  3. Jhajjar Bua Wala Talab: A historic tank with cenotaphs.

Yamunanagar Zilla

  1. Kalesar National Park: A dense Sal forest at the foothills of the Shivaliks, home to leopards, elephants, and diverse wildlife.

  2. Ch. Devi Lal Herbal Nature Park, Chuharpur: A large park dedicated to the conservation of medicinal plants.

  3. Adibadri: An archaeological site believed to be the originating point of the mythical Saraswati River.

  4. Hathni Kund Barrage: A barrage on the Yamuna river, a popular spot for its scenic beauty.

  5. Gurudwara Paonta Sahib (close to the border): A major Sikh pilgrimage site just across the river in Himachal Pradesh, frequented by tourists from Yamunanagar.

  6. Chaneti Buddhist Stupa: An ancient stupa dating back to the Mauryan period.

Mahendragarh Zilla

  1. Jal Mahal, Narnaul: A beautiful 16th-century pleasure palace surrounded by water.

  2. Chor Gumbad, Narnaul: A tomb on a hillock, nicknamed the "signpost of the town."

  3. Dhosi Hill: An extinct volcano and a site of mythological importance, believed to be the place where Chyavana Rishi had his ashram.

  4. Birbal ka Chatta (Rai Mukand Das ka Chatta), Narnaul: A large five-storied mansion with many halls and underground chambers.

  5. Tripolia Gateway, Narnaul: An impressive gateway from the 16th century.

Sonipat Zilla

  1. Khwaja Khizr Tomb: A beautiful tomb built in the Pathan architectural style.

  2. Jurassic Park Inn: A popular amusement and water park.

  3. Tomb of Pir Jamal: A historic tomb in the city.

Palwal Zilla

  1. Panchvati Temple: A temple associated with the Pandavas' exile period.

  2. Dabchick Tourist Complex: A popular recreational spot in Hodal.

Nuh (Mewat) Zilla

  1. Kotla and Nuh Gumbad: Architectural remnants from the Tughlaq dynasty.

  2. Chui Mai Pond and Tank: A historic tank with a beautiful cenotaph.

  3. Sheikh Musa's Dargah: A shrine with shaking minarets.

Fatehabad Zilla

  1. Humayun's Mosque: A mosque built by the Mughal emperor Humayun.

  2. Banawali: An archaeological site of the Indus Valley Civilization.

  3. Kunal: Another pre-Harappan archaeological site.

Charkhi Dadri Zilla

  1. Shyam Sarovar: A local water body and pilgrimage site.

  2. Dadri Fort: The historic fort associated with the Phogat clan.

Remaining Spots & Modern Attractions

  1. Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Gurugram: A major sports complex.

  2. Appu Ghar, Gurugram: A popular amusement park.

  3. National Brain Research Centre, Manesar: A premier neuroscience research institute.

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