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Introduction
India is a pot-pouri of tourist destinations as it has all the types of tourist destinations. There are freeze drying Himalayas to the north while the deep frying Rajasthan lies along with its north-west.
The south experiences a bit moderate climate. The western region experiences the maximum of industrialization as well as modernization while the east experiences the natural beauties like the sun rising and the cool breeze.
In the midst of all these diverse features, lie the moderated regions of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and the other states. Among all these mid placed states, Haryana enjoys a slight advantage over the others.
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The Greenery
Haryana can be afforded to be christened as a ‘green state’. The state of Haryana is basically an agricultural one with certain industrial areas springing up within the state that are being fostered by the government of India. Haryana borders the national capital, Delhi on three directions and for this reason it is steadfastly and speedily galloping on the road to advancement. Haryana is a developing state and at present offers forty five tourist complexes. The state is well connected by the dimensions of road, rail and air dimensions. There is no problem as far as accessing Haryana is concerned.
Prominent places of visit
Harayana is merely at a short drive from Delhi and has lovely places of visit such as Badhkal Lake, Jungle Babler, Surajkund, Karna Lake, Sultanpur, Dabchik and Kurukshetra. Surajkund is popular at international level for its Surajkund Crafts Mela that is held to promote the Indian handicrafts and arts. This is held in the month of February every year at Surajkund. Dumdama is actually a lake encompassed by enchanting Ranges of Aravali and entertains various other activities such as paragliding, rock climbing and ballooning. Due to these activities visitors throng to such places.
Sultanpur is a water bird reserve with lawns, shrubs, trees and bougainvillea masses. This is an ideal place for bird watching as numerous species of birds migrate from European countries and settle here and is worth watching during the months of September to March. Kurukshetra is a battle field of the famous epic, Mahabharata. The ‘Gita’ message given by Lord Krishna was parted in this significant field. Even today, this attracts pilgrims.
Accessibility
You can reach easily by road, rail and air. The road and rail networks are simply superb and the air traveling is also comfortable. |
