Browse Haryana by district, theme, and accessibility.
Showing 25–48 of 56 destinations
Ambala · Free entry
Active Catholic church in Ambala Cantt, rebuilt 1902-1905 in Gothic style with a tall tower.
Nuh · Free entry
Ancient Shiva temple in a scenic Aravalli valley with a natural reservoir near Nuh.
Rohtak · Free entry
Ancient Nath-sect monastery and Shiva temple complex just east of Rohtak city.
Jind · Free entry
Shiva temple set within the large Rani Talab tank, Jind's main tourist spot.
Bhiwani · Free entry
Marble Shiva-Parvati temple of 1951 in central Bhiwani, the 'city of temples'.
Kaithal · Free entry
A mound-temple in the heart of Kaithal marking the traditional birthplace of Lord Hanuman.
An ancient Shiva temple with eleven Rudra lingams, traditionally linked to the Mahabharata era.
Ambala City gurudwara near the district courts marking a childhood visit of Guru Gobind Singh.
Yamunanagar · Free entry
Vedic pilgrimage site in the Shivalik foothills revered as the origin of the Saraswati river, with ancient temples.
Ancient pilgrimage site of sacred bathing tanks near Bilaspur, holy to both Hindus and Sikhs.
Sonipat · Free entry
A popular modern Shiva-Hanuman temple complex on the northern edge of Sonipat.
Ancient goddess temple from which the town of Jind takes its name.
Charkhi Dadri · Free entry
Digambar Jain pilgrimage temple of Bhagwan Adinath at Ranila village.
Kurukshetra · Free entry
A sacred tank marking where Bhishma is said to have lain on his bed of arrows.
Panipat · Free entry
Babur's 1527 victory mosque, regarded as one of the earliest Mughal monuments in India.
Fatehabad · Free entry
Mughal-era mosque built at the site of an Ashokan-inscribed pillar (lat).
Mahabharata-linked pilgrimage tank, part of the 48 Kos Kurukshetra circuit.
Mahendragarh · Free entry
A revered Sufi shrine complex in Narnaul dating back to the 12th century.
An ancient pilgrimage town on the Saraswati where Hindus perform ancestral pind-daan rites.
Palwal · Free entry
Ancient temple of Balaram (Dauji) in Banchari village, famed for its Baldev Chhath fair.
Ancient snake-cult temple at Safidon linked to the Mahabharata sarpa-yajna.
Centrally located Shiva temple in Bhiwani, busiest on Mahashivratri.
A riverside pilgrimage site in Pharal village known for ancestral rites and an annual fair.
Temple in Palwal linked to the Pandavas' exile in the legendary Panchvati forest.
