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Gurdwara on the Ghaggar where Guru Gobind Singh halted in 1688 after the Battle of Bhangani.
Guru Gobind Singh stopped here in 1688 on his way from Paonta Sahib to Anandpur Sahib and was fed by Nadu Shah Lubana. Today a two-storey domed shrine stands beside a large hall, langar and pilgrim rooms; it has been under the SGPC since 1956. Full-moon days draw large crowds.
Within 1 km of Nada Sahib.
Seven-acre garden in Sector 5 with over 3,500 cactus and succulent species, founded 1987.
Major Shakti temple at Bilaspur, Panchkula, built 1815; huge crowds at the two Navratri melas.
Market in Panchkula.
protected area in Haryana, India
Park in Panchkula.
This is the largest succulent botanical garden of Asia. Situated in the heart of the city of Panchkula, it covers a total area of 7 acres. The Cactus Garden is known for its rare & endangered species of Indian succulents. You can spot nearly 3500 different kinds of species over t
Sector 26 restaurant and bar listed among Chandigarh's South Indian picks.
dam in India
Sikh religious site in Dhamtan Sahib
temple in India
Victorian church of 1860-64 on NH10 with a Roorkee-cast bell and 1857-era graves.
8th century Hindu temple complex
Huge sacred bathing tank at the heart of Kurukshetra, centre of the Gita Mahotsav and solar-eclipse bathing fairs.
Open-air site museum of 9th-11th century temple sculptures next to Pinjore Gardens.
mosque in India
church in Haryana , India