Top Travel Destination in Haryana

Pinjore

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Pinjore is a town in Panchkula region in Haryana. This private 'township', found near Chandigarh, is set more than 1,800 feet over the ocean level in a valley, sitting above the Shivalik Hills. It is best known for the splendid Mughal gardens that were founded in the 17th century. As per the Hindu mythology, it is said that it is here that Pandavas had rested amid their outcast.   Arranged around 15 km from Panchkula, this garden is spread over a range of 100 sections of land, and is likewise called Yadvinder garden. The normal temperature for summers and winters are 35 and 18 degree Celsius individually, with rainfall focused over the months of July, August and September.   Pinjore Gardens has terraced gardens that include the Rajasthani Mughal style Shish Mahal, the Rang Mahal, the cubical Jal Mahal and a progression of wellsprings and waterfalls. The patio nurseries are open from 7 am to 10 pm and are lit up around evening time.

Ambala

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Ambala is located in Haryana and sprawls on the borders of Punjab. It has two sub-areas namely Ambala Cantonment (Ambala Cantt) and Ambala City, which lie at a distance of 3 km from each other. This is the reason why Ambala is also referred as the "Twin City".

Panchkula

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Panchkula is a city in Haryana that came into existence in the year 1995. It also forms some portion of land in the extended township of Mohali, Chandigarh. The name Panchkula is a Sanskrit derivation. 'Panch' means five and 'Kula' means canal. Panchkula get its water from Ghaggar & Hakra River.   Elevated at 1198 feet above sea level, Panchkula is a part of tri-city of Chandigarh-Mohali-Panchkula. The climate of Panchkula is described as sub tropical. It experiences searing summers, chilly winters and refreshing monsoons. The average mercury level during the summer season rests at 35°C and 10°C during the winters. Due to active western disturbance heavy rain-showers are received by Panchkula during monsoons.   Panchkula offers alluring spots that draw the visitors from all the directions. The frequented points include the names like Succulent Garden, Pinjore Garden, Morni Hills, Ramgarh Fort, Nada Sahib Gurudwara and Mansa Devi Temple.

Jhajjar

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Jhajjar is a town located in the Indian state of Haryana. It was formed in the year 1997 after forking of Rohtak. In the previous times, Jhajjar was a less inhabited place as it was affected by the war that took place between the local rulers, Gori and Prithvi Raj. Gradually, it was developed after the pressurization of the nearby villagers. Today, Jhajjar is counted amidst the developing regions of Haryana.   The town of Jhajjar is located 722 feet above the sea level and spreads over vast acres of land. A major portion of its land is a fertile plain and is suitable for growing the different crops like wheat, cotton, maize, sugarcane etc. The climate of the region is classified as tropical-moderate. It encounters scorching summers with an average temperature of 37°C & the cold winters with the median mercury level below 7°C. The annual average rainfall received by Jhajjar remains 3300 mm.   There are limited attractions located in Jhajjar. The remarkable places include the names like Bhimeshawara Temple, Bhindawas Bird Sanctuary, Fun Town Amusement Park, Pratapgarh Farm and resort etc.

Sohna

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Sohna is a well-known town located in the Indian state of Haryana. It is also known as the education hub owing to many esteemed universities and institutions that have been established in Sohna. This town also houses amazing tourist places that are flocked by the hundreds of visitors.   Sohna is elevated 696 feet above the sea level and sprawls over vast acres of land. A major portion of land is a craggy plain. The climate of Sohna is classified as moderate in nature. It encounters warm summers with an average temperature of 33°C and the cozy winters with the median temperature of 5°C. The annual average precipitation received by the town of Sohna is 2570 mm.   Sohna is dotted with numerous tourist sites. The foothills of Aravali are reckoned as the popular spot for excursions, Damadama Lake is known for its scenic beauty and it also serves as a home to migratory as well as domestic birds.

Kurukshetra

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Kurukshetra is a popular city located in the Indian state of Haryana. This city has its historical connections with the times of Mahabharata. It is said that Kurukshetra was the place ruled by the emperor Kuru, the great ancestor of Kauravas & Pandavas. The Hindu legends claim that the epic war of Mahabharata was fought on the soil of Kurukshetra and Lord Krishna gave updesha from Bhagwad Gita to the 3rd Pandava Arjun.   Kurukshetra unfolds across an area of 1,530 sq. km. The major portion of its land is a jagged terrain. The region of Kurukshetra is surrounded by Ambala & Chandigarh in North, Panipat & Sonipat in South, Pundi in West and, Radaur in East. Its climate is classified as temperate in nature. Kurukshetra faces scorching summers with an average temperature of 40°C and cold winters with an average temperature of 12°C.   There are different places of interest located in the region of Kurukshetra. The notable names like Brahma Sarovar, Arjun Kund, Pandava Mandir, Jyotisar, Mausoleum of Sheikh Chilli, Chinchilla Wildlife Sanctuary and much more are the must-visit places in Kurukshetra.

Faridabad

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Faridabad is a city located in the Indian state of Haryana. It is known as the largest city in the state of Haryana. Faridabad was founded by the Mughal emperor Jahangir in the early 16th century. He named the city a Sufi saint, Sheikh Farid, whose certain prophecies turned out to be true for Jahangir. Today, Faridabad city is the home to a large populace of Haryana. The companies like Larsen & Toubro, Goodyear India, BATA, YAMAHA Motors and others have set up their factories in Faridabad.   Faridabad is elevated at the height of 650 feet above the sea level. It spans a gross area of 240 km. sq. and a major portion of its land is a rough sandy terrain. The river Yamuna flows through the outskirts of the city and is a major source of supply of water. Faridabad has a humid climate. It faces searing summers with the median temperature that shoots up to 41°C. The winter season is a pleasant season as the average temperatures do not rise above 14°C.   Faridabad houses several attractions for the visitors. The notable and must-visit places located here are Badkal Lake, Anangpur Dam, ISKCON Temple, Parshavnath Digambar Jain Mandir, and the decked-up markets.

Gurgaon

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The city of Gurgaon doesn't require a special presentation. It is a well-known city which is popular as a IT hub as well. It is a part of NCR that lies in the Indian state of Haryana. A lesser inhabited place in the earlier times, it was ruled by the local tribal groups. They were captured & killed by the Mughals when they came into the power. Today, Gurgaon is a well-established city that is the hub of technology, as well as education, in Haryana. The leading companies like Google, BMW, and MNCs like Coca-Cola etc. have established their offices in Gurgaon.   The city of Gurgaon is elevated at a height of 700 feet above the sea level. Its land is a rugged terrain in a majority. Gurgaon shares its boundaries with Southwest Delhi in North, Mewat in South, Faridabad in East, and Rewari in Southwest. The climate of Gurgaon can be classified as tropical in nature. It faces extreme temperatures in summers with the median mercury level of 40°C. The winter season is a pleasant time as the median temperatures fall down at 14°C.   Being a well-established city, Gurgaon is dotted with amazing recreational spots. The places like the Kingdom of Dreams, Nautanki Mahal, DLF Cyber City, and the lavishing malls and food joints are a must-visit place in Gurgaon.

Karnal

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Karnal is a city & a district that lies in the Indian state of Haryana. In the bygone era, Karnal was known by the name of Ang Desh. Ang Desh was the region that was gifted by Duryodhana to Karna. After Karna descended the throne of Ang Desh, he renamed it Karnal. At present, the city of Karnal is a well-known travel destination in Haryana and is one amid the smart cities mission initiated by the honorable PM Narendra Modi.   With an elevation of 300 feet above the sea level, Karnal is counted amid the important destinations in Haryana. This city is surrounded by garnet green vegetation and is surrounded by Kurukshetra in North, Panipat in South, Kaithal in West, and Uttar Pradesh in East. The rugged terrains of the city are fed by the tributaries of the river Yamuna. The city has a tropical climate. It faces the summer season with an average temperature of 39°C and mild winters as the median temperatures fall down at 14°C.   Karnal captivates the tourists on a large scale. The must-visit destinations in Karnal are Church Tower, Mausoleum of Sufi saint Shah Alam Nur, Karna Talab, Purana Qila, and much more.

Panipat

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Panipat is a city that is located in the Indian state of Haryana. According to the ancient history, Panipat is amid the 5 prasthas that were founded by the Pandavas. These 5 prasthas are Indraprastha (Delhi), Panprastha (Panipat), Sonaprastha (Sonipat), Vyagrhaprastha (Bagpat), and Tilprastha (Tilpat). The soil of Panipat has also witnessed 3 battles that killed thousands of innocent people including women and children.   The city of Panipat is elevated at a height of 720 feet above the sea level. The rough terrains of the region span a gross area of 1,268 km. sq. Panipat is surrounded by Karnal in North, Sonipat in South, Jind in West, and Uttar Pradesh in East. It has a tropical humid climate. Panipat faces scorching summers with an average temperature of 40°C. During the winters, the median mercury level drops down below 17°C. This city receives an ample amount of downpour during monsoons.   Being a historic city, there are numerous attractions that ensnare the visitors. The notable places of interest in the city of Panipat are the grave of Ibrahim Lodhi, Gurudwara Dera Baba, Dargah of Ali Shah Qalandar, and the bustling markets and malls like Unity Group Mall and Mega Mittal Mall.

Hisar

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Hisar is a city in the Indian state of Haryana. It was ruled by various clans like Maurya, Tughlaq, Mughal, and British. Firoz Shah Tughlaq founded the city and named it as 'Hisar-e-Firoza'. He ruled the land of Hisar for a longer period of time. During his reign, he built different grandeurs to mark the greatness of the Tughlaq dynasty and Mughal era.   Hisar has an average elevation of 705 feet above the sea level. A substantial part of its terrains is rugged and is fed by the waters of the rivers Ghaggar, Yamuna, and Drishadvati. Hisar has a tropical steppe climate. The summers are scorching as the temperatures soar to 41°C during the day and fall merely 4°C-5°C at night. Winters in Hisar are cold because the temperatures do not rise above 16°C during the day and reach 5°C at night.   There are different places of interest in Hisar. The most visited places include the names like St. Thomas Church, Agroha Dham, Krantiman Park, O.P Jindal Knowledge Park, Haryana Rural Antique Museum, Blue Bird Lake, and much more.

Yamuna Nagar

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Yamuna Nagar is a renowned city in the Indian state of Haryana. In the previous times, Yamuna Nagar was known by the name of Abdullahpur and was a part of the district of Ambala. This city is known for the cluster of the plywood units and supplies timber to all major industries. Yamuna Nagar is an educational hub as well that is the place where different engineering colleges are located.   The city of Yamuna Nagar is elevated at a height of 837 feet above the sea level. It lies in the range of the lower Shivalik Hills. The terrains of Yamuna Nagar are fertile and are suitable for growing the crops like sugarcane, wheat, rice, garlic etc. The rivers Yamuna and Saraswati are the prime sources for the irrigation. The climate of this city is defined as humid in nature. During summers, the average temperatures rest between 30°C-40°C. They fall down during winters and rests between 9°C-15°C.   Yamuna Nagar offers various attractions to visitors. The Shivalik Hills, Kalesar National Park, the shopping malls, and restaurants pubs etc. are the places that lure people extensively.

Sonipat

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Sonipat, also spelled as Sonepat, is a town that lies in the Indian state of Haryana. Sonipat is an ancient place that was found by the Pandavas & was named as Swarnaprastha. It is also said that Sonipat stands amid the oldest cities of North India as the older scripts mention about its existence in 600 BC.   Elevated at 753 feet above the sea level, Sonipat unrolls over an area of 2,260 km. The major portion of its land is a fertile plain and is fed by the waters of River Yamuna. It produces the finest quality crops like wheat, paddy, sugarcane, cotton etc. The climate of Sonipat is temperate in nature. 37°C is the average mercury level during summers and 13°C is the median temperature during winters. On an average, Sonipat receives between700-800 mm of rainfall.   Sonipat offers a handful of tourist attractions within its boundaries. There are numerous structures erected in Mughal style like pillars and gates and the tomb of Khwaja Khizra. On the outskirts of the city, the most popular place is Murthal, the famous food joint.

Manesar Village

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Manesar is a village that is located in Gurgaon district of Haryana. In the previous times, it used to be a village with less human inhabitance. The Yaduvanshis were the earliest inhabitants of the region of Manesar. Today, it is a well-known industrial center in Gurgaon that witness the development on daily basis. Countless people from nearby areas like Delhi commute to Manesar for their respective jobs.   The village of Manesar is elevated at a height of 300 feet above the sea level. A major region of Manesar is covered with lush green farms that are fed by the tributaries of the river Yamuna. Manesar has a subtropical climate. It faces the summer season with an average temperature of 38°C and winters with an average temperature of 15°C. The temperature during extreme summers also falls down at 0 degrees during the night.   Manesar is dotted with the beguiling travel destinations. One should pay a visit to the places like Damdama Lake, Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Flyboy Air Safari, foothills of Aravali, and the lavishing shopping malls.

Rewari

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Rewari is a city and a district that is located in the Indian state of Haryana. The meaning of its name is 'the valley of the princess'. A king named Rewat had a daughter Rewa. She was married to Balarama, the elder brother of Lord Krishna. Her father gifted the present day region of Rewari to her and since then, it got the name Rewa-Wadi that was mutated to Rewari.   Beckoned by the foothills of the Aravali ranges, Rewari is located at an elevation of 800 feet above the sea level. A major portion of its land is a rugged terrain. Rewari is surrounded by Jhajjar in North, Rajasthan in South, Mahendragarh in West, and Mewat in East. The climate of this region is tropical humid in nature. It faces searing summers with an average temperature of 40°C and winters with an average temperature of 13°C.   Rewari houses numerous places of interest that are frequented by the people. The remarkable destinations in Rewari are Bada Talab, Bhagwati Bhakti Ashram, Fort of Bawal, Ghanteshwar Temple, and the astir markets and shopping malls of the city.