Top 5 Tourist Places To Visit In Haryana

 Also known by the name of “The Madhyam Dis”, Indian state of Haryana is the birthplace of Hindu religion and is an evidence of the epic battle held between Kauravas and Pandavas. The state welcomes tourists with its salubrious climate and numerous other attractions comprising of forests, hills, tanks, gardens, temples, and century-old monuments. Travelers visiting to any part of this historic state are honored with comfortable tourist complexes and hotels. To give all those visitors a brief idea about what Haryana is all about, here is an interesting epitome of the places it consists of. Fomous travel Destionations of Haryana are as follows

Kurukshetra : To explore the real and actual history of Hindu religion, its culture and importance; visiting Kurukshetra is the best way out as it comprises of around 360 Tirathas inclusive of those ancient monuments and religious temples that depict the archeology and history of this place.

Sultanpur Bird sanctuary : It is located in one of the fastest growing and modernized cities of India, Gurgaon. It is the attraction of Haryana that magnetizes numerous bird lovers, because it facilitates with watch towers, bird museums, hideouts and even binoculars on hire. Opened in 1972, this sanctuary comprises of more than a 100 different species of birds. Besides, Gurgaon is famous for Sohna Hills that are located on Delhi-Alwar highway, and are blessed with landscaped gardens, offering exclusive staying options to the tourists.

Surajkund : Located in Faridabad district, this place is a magnificent picnic spot. It offers the tourist with an opportunity to enjoy boating and rock climbing. The best time to visit this place is in February, when artisans from all over India showcase and sell their creations, in the very famous craft Mela held here every year.

Badhkal Lake : It is another famous destination at Faridabad where travelers along with boating can have pleasure gazing at an exclusive range of varying species of birds. Large water bodies covered by Aravalli Hills are the major attraction of this place.

Sukhna Lake : This beautiful man-made lake is surrounded by a promenade, shaded by lined trees and thus offers a tranquil ambience to the visitors. Boating with Paddle-boats and yachting are other pleasant diversions here. This lake is a good place for bird lovers, as various species of birds can be seen here.

Morni Hills : The only hill station in Haryana, this place offers peace and charm to its visitors. During the monsoons, the hills are carpeted with lush green grass. Many wild animals including Tigers, panthers, foxes, Jackals, mongooses, and wild dogs can be spotted here.

Pinjaur Garden : Famous for bringing Parasailing rides since years, Pinjore Garden is a beautiful place to rejuvenate your mind and soul. Other than horse, elephant and camel riding for kids, adults can take an enthrall ride in the air.

Damdama Lake : To experience an unforgettable and enthralling adventure, rock climbing at Damdama is the suitable choice for vacationers. It is the biggest natural lake of this region and is the best place for picnics and boating. Many other adventurous sports can be enjoyed here like, kayaking, cycling, hot air ballooning, trekking and camping.

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