Dhosi Tirth is a sacred site in Mahendragarh, often associated with ancient sages and Ayurvedic traditions.

He criticized colonial policies through his articles, advocating Indian self-governance and reform.

Held in Palwal, this fair commemorates Balram, Krishna’s brother, and his legendary victory over Palwasur.

Prabhakar Vardhana established Thanesar (in present-day Kurukshetra) as his kingdom’s capital.

Prabhakar Vardhana established Thanesar (in present-day Kurukshetra) as his kingdom’s capital.

Sirsa is the largest district in Haryana in terms of land area, with a strong agricultural base.

Karoh Peak in the Morni Hills of Panchkula stands at 1,467 meters and is the highest point in Haryana.

Sohna, in the Aravalli foothills, is famous for its sulfur-rich hot springs with perceived healing properties.

Jhajjar is known for its traditional clay ‘Surahi’ craft, widely appreciated for keeping water cool naturally.

Charkhi Dadri is the only district in Haryana that is entirely surrounded by other districts of the state.

Bhiwani has produced numerous war heroes and is recognized for its contributions to the Indian armed forces.

Yamunanagar district boasts the largest forest cover in Haryana, contributing significantly to the state's ecology.

The Surajkund Mela, held annually in Faridabad, is a significant cultural festival attracting artisans from across the country.

Nahar Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the Rewari district and is known for its rich biodiversity.

Badkhal Lake, located in Faridabad, was created in 1947 by constructing a bund between two hillocks.

Badkhal Lake, located in Faridabad, was created in 1947 by constructing a bund between two hillocks.

Pandit Lakhmi Chand, also known as Dada Lakhmi Chand, was a celebrated Haryanvi poet and is honored with titles like 'Sun poet' and 'Tansen of Haryana'.

This school is renowned for nurturing sports talent in Haryana.

Kurukshetra, a town in Haryana, is connected to the Mahabharata war. This is where the big fight between the Pandavas and Kauravas took place.

Bahadurgarh is called the "Gateway of Haryana" because it is located right on the border of Haryana and Delhi.

The Chambal River makes part of the border between Haryana and Rajasthan. It is known for its deep valleys and flows through several states in northern India.

Ambala was set up by the British East India Company in the 19th century as a military base during their rule in India.

The Shri Krishna Museum is in Kurukshetra, Haryana. It has things that tell us about the life and teachings of Lord Krishna, who is very important in the Bhagavad Gita.