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.
Panchkula · Free entry
Historic Sikh shrine on the Ghaggar where Guru Gobind Singh halted after the Battle of Bhangani.
Hisar · Free entry
Large modern temple complex dedicated to Mahalakshmi and Maharaja Agrasen.
Sirsa · Free entry
Gurudwara marking Guru Nanak's stay in Sirsa.
One of the 51 Shakti Peethas, where Krishna and the Pandavas are said to have prayed before battle.
Kaithal · Free entry
A historic gurudwara commemorating Guru Tegh Bahadur's visit to Kaithal.
Major Shakti shrine in the Shivalik foothills, thronged during the Navratra fairs.
Ambala · Free entry
Ambala City's principal gurudwara, marking Guru Hargobind's visit, with a historic step-well (baoli).
Gurugram · Free entry
Major Hindu pilgrimage temple dedicated to the goddess Sheetla in old Gurugram.
Jhajjar · Free entry
Revered kuldevi temple of Mata Bhimeshwari Devi (Beri Mata) drawing large Navratri crowds.
Ancient shrine of the Nath saint from whom Sirsa is said to take its name.
Mahendragarh · Free entry
An extinct volcano at the edge of the Aravallis, linked to the sage Chyavana and the origin of Chyawanprash.
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.
Rohtak · Free entry
Historic Sikh shrine at Mata Darwaja Chowk dedicated to Guru Tegh Bahadur.
Panipat · Free entry
Revered ~700-year-old Sufi dargah of the Chishti saint Bu Ali Shah Qalandar.
Historic temple of the goddess with an adjoining Shiva shrine.
Shrine complex holding the tombs of four revered Sufi Qutubs.
Jind · Free entry
Historic Sikh shrine marking Guru Tegh Bahadur's stay near Narwana.
Bhiwani · Free entry
Hilltop Durga (Rani Sati Dadi) temple on the Bhiwani-Loharu road.
Rewari · Free entry
A prominent multi-storeyed Hindu temple in the heart of Rewari city.
A vast sacred tank revered as the meeting point of seven streams of the Saraswati.
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.
