It is said that Yudhisthira constructed the temple, and a plunge in the sacred waters is extremely fortunate.
Explore the 500-year-old fort's ruins by hiking to the summit of Dhosi Hill, which is surrounded by the Aravalli Mountains.
Maa Durga is the patron goddess of this temple, which is best visited during the colorful Navratri celebrations.
Visit the 700-year-old ruins of this royal complex to discover one of Haryana's most renowned architectural marvels.
With its rich cultural background rooted in the Mahabharata, Karnal Lake is an ideal day trip destination from Delhi.
The historic settlement of Kotla has a magnificent view of the surrounding lake and fort, as well as the well-known Shiva Temple.
The lone hill station in Panchkula, Haryana, is Morni Hills. It's a great place for picnics and quick weekend trips.
Currently transformed into a hotel and restaurant, November's Kartik Cultural Festival is the ideal time to visit Nahar Singh Mahal.
The Gurudwara, a shrine dedicated to Guru Sri Harkrishan Sahib Ji, is a must-see location in Ambala.
The Sanctuary, which is near Delhi, has more than 90 different species of birds among its diverse range of plants and animals.