Rudrapur has emerged as a major industrial hub in Uttarakhand, particularly for automobile manufacturing, with several auto companies setting up production units in the region.

The services sector, which includes tourism, education, and health, is the largest contributor to the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of Uttarakhand.

The Nandadevi Raj Jat Yatra is a sacred pilgrimage that takes place once every 12 years in honor of Goddess Nanda, covering a grueling trek through the high Himalayas.

Roorkee is famous for the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), one of the premier engineering institutions in India, established in 1847 as the Thomason College of Civil Engineering

Faridabad is the largest city in Haryana.

Bansi Lal Legha is known as" Iron man" in Haryana.

Lotus is the state flower of Haryana.

154 cities are in Haryana .

Ringal weaving is a traditional craft of Uttarakhand that involves making baskets, mats, and other items from bamboo, particularly in the Garhwal region

The Kumaoni Holi is celebrated in three forms: Baithaki Holi (sung in seated gatherings), Khari Holi (celebrated with folk dances), and Mahila Holi (women’s Holi).

Aipan is a traditional art form in Uttarakhand, involving decorative designs drawn on floors and walls, especially during religious ceremonies and festivals.

The Tehri Dam, located on the Bhagirathi River, is one of the largest hydropower projects in India and a major source of electricity for Uttarakhand and surrounding states.

The Bagwal festival, held at Devidhura temple in the Champawat district, involves a ritual of stone pelting between two groups as part of the celebrations.

Kausani is well-known for its tea gardens, producing high-quality organic tea, and is often referred to as the ‘Switzerland of India’ due to its picturesque landscape

Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the Terai region of Uttarakhand, was declared a new tiger reserve in 2023, aiming to protect the growing tiger population.

Sirsa is known as the production of grain.

Jaunsari folk songs are popular in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand and reflect the region’s culture, traditions, and daily life.

Jain Prakash is the name of first hindi newspaper in Haryana.

The Kedarnath floods of 2013 caused massive destruction, particularly in the Rudraprayag district, leading to a large loss of life and property.

Phool Dei is a traditional festival in Uttarakhand, celebrated to mark the arrival of spring. Young girls decorate doorsteps with flowers as part of the rituals.

The national game of Haryana is Wrestling.

Mirror Mosque is located in Rohtak district Haryana.

The G.B. Pant Institute focuses on Himalayan environment and development issues, conducting significant research in this area.