Some of the Significant Historical and Tourist Places to Visit in Haryana

 

Some of the Significant Historical and Tourist Places to Visit in Haryana

 

Gurugram District (Haryana)

Ambiance Mall: This mall is situated on Delhi-Gurugram border. Ambience mall is a large mall in Gurugram. It was opened to the public in 2007.  Ambience mall hosts public events. It has more than 300 stores and outlets. Ambience mall is a hub for shopping, dining, entertainment, and social events.

 

Sultanpur National Park and Bird Sanctuary:  Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary became a National Park in 1991. It is situated in Sultanpur village in Gurugram District. It is a soothing place for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. More than 100 migratory bird species arrives in Sultanpur Bird sanctuary including Siberian Cranes, every year, in search of feeding grounds and to pass the winter.

 

Cyber Hub: It is situated along National Highway-8. Cyber Hub is a dining and entertainment destination in Gurugram. It is a popular hub for social gathering. Evenings and nights are for best experience,

 

Sheetla Mata Mandir: A culturally significant shrine honoring Kripi, wife of Dronacharya. It is believed that worship of this Shaktipeeth fulfills all desires. The religious temple pond attracts a huge crowd of people.

 

Faridabad District (Haryana)

Tomb of Baba Farid: This Tomb is dedicated to Sufi Saint Sheikh Farid. A site linked to the Sufi saint Baba Farid, giving the city its name. This Tomb is situated in old Faridabad. The city of Faridabad is named after Baba Farid. Baba Farid founded the city of Faridabad in 1607 AD. The structure feature a white marble façade with a dome shaped roof adorned with floral patterns.

 

Raja Nahar Singh Fort, Ballabhgarh: This fort was constructed in eighteenth century. It was constructed as the combination of Indian and Mughal Architecture style. A historic palace turned cultural venue hosting events like the Kartik cultural fest.

 

Panchkula District (Haryana)

Morni Hills: Trimurti Temple and Morni Fort are main centre of attraction in the Morni Hills. It is famous for its lush greenery, ‘Tikkar’ and ‘Taal’ lakes. It is an ideal place for trekking, boating and nature exploration.

Sector 5 Panchkula: It is a famous place for dining, Commerce, entertainment and for open-air amphitheater.  It is centrally located area in the city.

 

Panipat District (Haryana)

Tomb of Bu-Ali Shah Kalandar: Very famous Mughal-era mausoleum. It is famous for its architectural importance.

 

Kabuli Bagh Mosque: It was constructed by the Mughal emperor Babur in 1527, symbolizing Mughal victory over Ibrahim Lodhi and Mughal Architecture.

 

Panipat Museum: It depicts history of the region. This Museum highlights the historical battles of Panipat and their impact on Indian history. This museum contains pottery, jewelry, armour, ancient weaponry and documents.

 

Narnaul District (Haryana)

Tomb of Ibrahim Khan Sur: It was constructed by Sher Shah Suri in memory of his grandfather. It is a notable example of Indo-Afgan architecture. It is made of red sandstone.

 

Nuh District (Haryana)

Shaking minarets of Sheikh Musa: This Tomb is a primary example of architectural syncretism. It is an architectural marvel with intricate engineering. It is famous for its shaking minarets.

 

Karnal District (Haryana)

Karna Lake: A tranquil spot tied to Mahabharata’s Karna. It is famous for its historical connection to the Mahabharata figure Karna. It is located on the Grand Trunk Road, Karnal.

 

Gurudwara Manji Sahib: This is a Sikh religious and Historical site associated with Guru Nanak Dev. It is best Gurudwara in Karnal and it offers food and shelter to people from all religions.

 

Tomb of Qalandar Shah:  This tomb was built by Delhi emperor Ghias-Ud-din in the memory of famous muslim sage Kalander Shah. This tomb was made of white marble and dedicated to Sufi Saint Kalander Shah. This tomb reflects Persian and Mughal architectural styles. A mosque and a reservoir can be seen there.

 

Rohtak District (Haryana)

Tilyar Lake: It is a water body situated on Rohtak – Delhi Road, in twenty acres area (within a larger 132 acre complex). It is a popular picnic spot with recreational activities.

 

Splash Water Park: This is situated on Delhi – Hisar road in Rohtak. Splash Water park is a family-friendly destination.

 

Durga Bhawan Mandir: A major Hindu religious site situated in the heart of Rohtak.  This temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga, attracting pilgrims, especially during Navratri. This temple is famous for its spiritual importance.

 

Jhajjar District (Haryana)

Bhindawas Lake: It is an artificial fresh water lake situated in about 1074 acres. This lake is designed to store the excess water from the Jawaharlal Lal Nehru Canal. A bird sanctuary has been established there. It is like a paradise for birdwatchers. More than 30000 migratory birds including, cranes and ducks could be seen, especially during winter season. It is a nice place for nature walks and wildlife photography.