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5.0 based on 23 reviews
peaceful and divine place, we always go to Gurudwara Panjokhra Sahib when we visit Ambala. It is on the Ambala-Naraingarh Road.
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Nice and peaceful temple. Not crowded. Nice architecture. We went with our entire family and enjoyed it!
4.5 based on 91 reviews
The place has historic significance in the form of the great tree that has supposedly witnessed the sermon of Krishna to Arjun captured in Bhagvad Geeta. The place otherwise has nothing noteworthy, however, there is a light and sound show that is conducted every evening at 6 PM (it's free currently), which was really nice and well executed. Used the landscape, the trees as well as water fountains to depict the key scenes and story of Kurukshetra, especially focusing on Geeta. Must visit for the historic appeal and the show. It's a little isolated and transport can be difficult, so plan well, carry a wrap to enjoy the 40 mins show.
4.5 based on 165 reviews
A long felt wish was fulfilled by visiting this holy temple in Panchkula. One of the Shakthi peetams. We as a family with old people opted to go to the Shrine using the lift. To access to the entry using lift is slightly a different way. It is a free service (using lift). Generally, people walking to the temple in an adjacent route, but if you ask for the way to use the lift service, they will guide you. Very neatly maintained temple. Mata welcomes you with a serene smile. Just before the sanctum sanctorum don't miss to see the various forms of Mata painted on the roof of the wall. There was no crowd when we visited. There are shrines for Lord Shiva, Ganesh and Anjaneya. I heard that they serve free food daily for the devotees and the temple is also kept open from morning till evening. Very much satisfied after having the darshan of Maanasa Devi.
4.5 based on 160 reviews
It is a huge sarovar which means a water body. It gives a description of the mahabharata fight on the pillars of the sarovar. There is a huge bronze chariot where lord Krishna is giving gita gyan to arjuna and this has been installed at the middle of the sarovar and this is simply magnificent. Along the bronze chariot there are various temples of god and goddess. As I went on a amavasya day, it is customary to have a dip at the sarovar to get rid of your sins. Pl go in the evening or early morning as it becomes very difficult to walk in the hot season. Except for the bronze chariot and the huge water body there is nothing much to see there. The govt should have battery cars to enable people to go around the sarovar as it takes nearly one to two hours on foot. This is the most prominent place to see at kurukshetra after shri devikoop bhadrakali temple which is a shaktipeeth.
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Banni Khera Farm is a authentic farm stay destination for people who wish to explore and experience real rural Indian life . The farm get its own boating and fishing lake and 350 acre of farming lands.There are 25 well appointed rooms in Haveli and Swiss tents with modern washroom facilities .There are ample of eco activities like - Cycling , Boating , milking cow , feeding ducks and pigeon ,yoga & meditation , village walk , workshop on -pottery , eco painting , cookery , horse ride , bullock cart ride and lot more . It is 60 km from New Delhi border on NH10 toward west side of Delhi and can be reached easily in 90 minute drive. Connectivity - Buses and Train from Delhi on frequent interval.It is an community development program which offer job to lot of local community people and artisan through promotion of local tourism.
Best place to stay away from hustle bustle of cities. Breathing air without pollution in the lap of nature
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