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Loading…Status: Nature museum since Nov 2017; 9:00-17:00 daily.
Hill fort on Morni Hill turned into a nature museum and learning centre in 2017.
The old fort, linked by tradition to Queen Morni and sheltered in 1814 by the ousted king of Sirmur, was converted by the Haryana Forests Department into a nature museum, inaugurated 13 November 2017. Galleries cover birds, wildlife, forest conservation and vulture breeding; a full tour takes about 90 minutes.
Haryana's only hill station, in the Shivalik foothills of Panchkula district.
Twin lakes in the Morni Hills with a Trimurti temple and Haryana Tourism lakeside facilities.
A popular destination, they are also home to the region's first adventure park. The park, which lies on the bank of the smaller of the 2 Tikkar lakes, was set up by Haryana Tourism in 2004, with the intention of promoting adventure tourism in the lower Himalayan region. It offers
11th-century fort at Hansi, restored by the ASI in 1937.
Haryana Tourism lake in Hisar with boating, birding and picnic lawns.
18th-century Jat fort-palace at Ballabgarh, now a heritage hotel and venue of the Kartik Cultural Festival.
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.
17th-century Mughal terraced garden of about 100 acres with Shish Mahal, Rang Mahal and Jal Mahal; lit up at night.
1893 steam loco shed turned museum, home of the Fairy Queen and other working steam engines.
Not-for-profit photography museum in DLF Phase IV with over 4,000 cameras.