Browse Haryana by district, theme, and accessibility.
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Kurukshetra · Free entry
One of Asia’s largest sacred water tanks, central to Kurukshetra’s pilgrimage circuit.
Ambala · Free entry
Ambala City's principal gurudwara, marking Guru Hargobind's visit, with a historic step-well (baoli).
Sirsa · Free entry
Ancient shrine of the Nath saint from whom Sirsa is said to take its name.
Rewari · ₹30 entry
India's only surviving steam locomotive shed, home to the world's oldest working steam engine, the Fairy Queen.
Kurukshetra · ₹50 entry
The revered site where the Bhagavad Gita is believed to have been narrated.
Ancient Shiva temple where the Pandavas are said to have prayed for victory.
Panipat · Free entry
Revered ~700-year-old Sufi dargah of the Chishti saint Bu Ali Shah Qalandar.
Hisar · Free entry
Shrine complex holding the tombs of four revered Sufi Qutubs.
Jind · Free entry
Historic Sikh shrine marking Guru Tegh Bahadur's stay near Narwana.
Panchkula · ₹30 entry
A 17th-century Mughal terraced garden set against the Shivalik foothills.
A vast sacred tank revered as the meeting point of seven streams of the Saraswati.
A large folk-heritage museum on the Kurukshetra University campus showcasing rural Haryana.
Panchkula · Free entry
Ancient temple of goddess Chandi on the Chandigarh-Kalka highway, from which Chandigarh is named.
Ancient octagonal temple of goddess Amba in Ambala's old town, believed to give the city its name.
Active Catholic church in Ambala Cantt, rebuilt 1902-1905 in Gothic style with a tall tower.
Rohtak · Free entry
Ancient Nath-sect monastery and Shiva temple complex just east of Rohtak city.
One of the largest Indus Valley Civilization sites in the Subcontinent.
Shiva temple set within the large Rani Talab tank, Jind's main tourist spot.
Bhiwani · Free entry
Striking pillarless six-pointed star memorial at Radha Swami Satsang, Dinod.
Marble Shiva-Parvati temple of 1951 in central Bhiwani, the 'city of temples'.
Rewari · Free entry
A memorial honouring the soldiers of 13 Kumaon who fought at Rezang La in the 1962 war.
Kurukshetra · ₹25 entry
A Mughal-era funerary complex known as the "Taj of Haryana".
Kurukshetra · ₹30 entry
A multi-gallery museum devoted to Lord Krishna, the Mahabharata and Indian art.
A science centre whose centrepiece is a life-size 360-degree panorama of the Mahabharata war.
