INSTITUTE OF HOTEL

MANAGEMENT, FARIDABAD

Haryana Tourist Spots

By: Vidushi Dhingra

Institute of Hotel Management, Faridabad

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Haryana has a distinct culture and heritage of its
own, making it an attractive tourists' destination
for its ancient temples, impressive architecture
and natural places having lush greenery.

Historical Places Places with

Religious places • Jal Mahal
• Panipat • Natural Beauty
Sultanpur bird Sanctuary

• Kurukshetra •
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Dumdama lake
Pinjore garden
Morni hills

• Jyotisar
• Brahma Sarovar
• Thaneswar

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 Religious places
• A famous Sprawling city dotted
with temples, sacred tanks and
Kurukshetra pilgrimage sites in Haryana.

• Jyotisar is a birthplace of Bhagavad

Gita. Here, Lord Krishna recited
Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna during the
Jyotisar battle between Kauravas and
Pandavas in Hindu epic
‘Mahabharata’
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 Religious places

• Its an Asia’s largest man-made

Brahma tank which is country’s largest
Sarovar ceremonial bathing tank.

• Ancient Sthaneshwar Mahadev

Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva at
Thaneswar the banks of Sarawati river is
situated at Thaneswar.

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 Historical Places

• Jal Mahal at Mahendragarh

Jal was built by Shah Kuli khan
Mahal

• The first battle of Panipat

fought in 1526 between
Panipat Ibrahim Lodhi & Babur.

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 Places with Natural Beauty

• Haryana’s famous national park

Sultanpu where birds from all over the
r bird world migrates here in search of
Sanctuar feeding grounds and to pass
y winters.

• Biggest lake in Haryana having

Damdama many resorts & is popular place
lake for picnics.

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 Places with Natural Beauty

• A Mughal garden style having

Pinjore palaces, green belts, flower
garden beds, fountains, and a disc-
shaped open-air theatre.

• Being the only hill station in

Haryana, it is a popular picnic
Morni hills destination for locals and tourist
alike.

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 • Haryana is a state which is rich in
flora and fauna and lies in the
Conclusion vicinity of National Capital of India.
It has various ancient temples,
impressive architecture and natural
places having lush greenery.
• There is an immense opportunities
for Tourism industry in the state to
bridge the gap between what is
with tourism in Haryana and what
can be achieved in the time to
come.
• If the government support private
sector to participate and sustain
the emerging scenario of Haryana
Tourism, then there will be definite
growth in the tourism sector that
would provide opportunities and
scope to tourists and unemployed
youth.

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