Travelling to
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Loading…18th-century Jat fort-palace at Ballabgarh, now a heritage hotel and venue of the Kartik Cultural Festival.
Also called Ballabhgarh Fort, the palace was built by the ancestors of Raja Nahar Singh, a leader in the 1857 revolt. Its mix of Mughal and Rajput styles - carved arches, stone jalis, courtyards - now houses a heritage hotel with restaurants, and it hosts cultural events such as the Kartik Cultural Festival.
Within 1 km of Nahar Singh Mahal.
Park in Faridabad.
Park in Faridabad.
Park in Faridabad.
Park in Faridabad.
Park in Faridabad.
A palace built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Now partially converted to a motel and restaurant.
Park in Faridabad.
Park in Faridabad.
11th-century fort at Hansi, restored by the ASI in 1937.
Tughlaq citadel of 1354 with Lat ki Masjid, an Ashokan pillar, baradari and underground chambers.
Largest Harappan site in India, about 60 km from Hisar, with a new site museum under development.
Ramsar-listed bird sanctuary 14 km from Gurugram: lake, 4 km trail, watchtowers and winter migrants.
10th-century Tomar-era sun reservoir in the Aravallis, venue of the Surajkund International Crafts Mela.
Not-for-profit photography museum in DLF Phase IV with over 4,000 cameras.
ASI-run Mughal tomb and madrasa of the Sufi Abdur Razzak (Sheikh Chilli), teacher of Dara Shukoh, in Thanesar.
protected Monument