Out of 8, 3 rides are not smooth. Tickets were for a full day but they started denying after 3rd 2-3 chances per ride. It was just an average place.

Very less maintenance and water purification, cost is higher when we compare services. Not recommended for families …..

Very good place. Ticket price is ok for both amusement park and water park.

Though it was summer time with the sun giving us 40 degrees heat, the water park gave us the best relaxation and fun. Kids will also enjoy the pool activities. Eateries are available inside the park, so no need to bring anything from outside. Ladies and gents can get their costumes at the counter near the water park, cost effective and also get a locker to keep your belongings safe.

Loved this place. There are many rides. I visited with my family. They charges 1150/- for combo on Saturday for Amusement park as weel as Water park(Otherwise normal charges are 1000/- for Water park and 700/- for Amusement park seperately). There are 9-10 rides in Amusement park and 2 Slides in kids water pool and 4 slides in adult water pool. The rides are safe for kids. The water pool are maximum utpo 3 ft in both. The wave pool was working and people were enjoying a lot there. There is a food outlet in water prk and 1 restaurant in Amusement park. They charge 200-/ per plate for lunch if you but it from the restaurant and 150/- if you buy the lunch/thali coupon from front gate while buying the tickets. Tea and coffee is served in Amusement park only and not in water park food outlet. The Resturant staff is very polite, humble and cooperative. The staff of the water park and amusement park is cooperative and helpful. There is a lot of free parking palce. They also have a banquet hall names "Tricity Pride Banquet hall" For functions and parties. They have very big lawns inside the property. They have maintained the greenery, the lawns and park very well. Now I would like to give a few suggestions to the management, if they really welcome the feedbacks: 1. Kindy provide neat and clean and hygienic washrooms. All washrooms must be taken care of if they are charging this much for the facilities. 2. The water must be replaced frequently especially the water in wave pool, which gets hot by the afternoon which means the same is not replaced. 4. Ladies changing Place in water park must be properly ventilated, as it is totally covered by curtains for privacy. 3. They can further add the new rides as available in other Such Parks in Tri-city and elsewhere. We all enjoyed a lot and would recommend it to my friends and family as well for sure. Kindy take my feedbacks positively.

A total waste of time. The ticket price is way too high as compared to the services provided by them. Small pools with dirty water, food was awful and also the changing room was dirty and smelly. Overall, if you live in Chandigarh, mohali or zirakpur and want to spend some quality time with your family or loved ones, consider going to Himachal.

If this place is near you it's gud and relaxing But I would prefer Fun City more, otherwise you can also enjoy and relax here for once if you want to chill

Very calm and serene place. Visited this place during my SSC exam. The place is beautiful especially at night. There's a pond behind the main Gurudwara which is lovely. They have good room facility to stay at night. Only 300 for a night. Rooms are spacious and they are also clean as well. Although the top most rooms can feel a little hot in summer. But it's the ideal place to stay if you are going for an exam.

Gurudwara Sri Manji Sahib Ji is one of the oldest Gurudwara Sahib in Ambala City. Many people come here to pay offerings to Guru Har gobind Singh Ji, the 10th Guru of Sikhs. This religious place also has a history attached to it. I have shared the details in the pictures. This Gurudwara Sahib has Bauli Sahib. It is believed whosoever drinks this holy water or takes bath from this holy water or She get rid of all the diseases and their wishes will be fulfilled. Waheguru ji Mehar karn 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Waheguru ji. A peaceful religious point (Gurudwara) associated with 6th Sikh guru, Guru Hargobind Sahib ji. He stayed here for 1 night while going to Gwalior jail from Amritsar. And on the request of local people the Guru dug the spot in this location to pour out holy water called Jal.

Gurudwara Manji Sahib was constructed at the place where the sixth Guru Guru Hargobind Singhji stayed during his visit to Ambala city. The grand building of the Gurudwara is located on the G.T. Road.Guru Hargobind is said to have stayed here overnight while on his way to meet emperor Jahangir. The villagers of the nearby Khurampur Majri complained of perennial scarcity of drinking water. The Guru encouraged them a dig a baoli and instructed some Sikhs who lived here to assist the villagers in digging and lining the baoli. The Guru was pleased to see the work completed on his return from Delhi.

Too much devotional place

Chhati(6th) patshahi & many Sikh guru visit this Gurudware also a bawoli it's beautiful great & holy place no need to discribe it.

Gurudwara Sri Manji Sahab Sarovar is One Of The Best Peaceful Place in Ambala where i Heartily feel a really Inner Peaceful ...

Big and beautiful sciences meusieum Various science technology items and instrumentation are there......... Mahabharat theme war setup is very good and looks realistic....... A very good experience..... A canteen is also inside this with moderate rate... In park outside meausim lot other science technology items are there Rabbit 🐰 are also in park but with unpleasant smeel and need cleaning Good place for school students to visit 3d film show related to science and Located near bharomsarover road A good place to visit with friends and family.................. .............. .......... The behaviour of staff is also good............

Nestled in the historic city of its namesake, the Kurukshetra Panorama and Science Center is a beautiful and unique destination that masterfully bridges the gap between ancient epics and modern scientific curiosity. It is more than just a museum; it’s a captivating experience, perfect for a family day out, brimming with fun activities and enriching knowledge. The center’s main attraction is the breathtaking Panorama, a visual and auditory spectacle dedicated to the Mahabharat war. Inside a circular building, a magnificent panoramic painting and a dramatic sound-and-light narration bring the climactic battle of Kurukshetra to life. You don’t just learn about the war; you feel transported to the battlefield, gaining a profound understanding of this pivotal moment in ancient Indian culture and history. Complementing this journey into the past is the Science Center, which is a guaranteed hit with kids. Packed with interactive exhibits and working models, it makes complex principles of physics and technology accessible and incredibly fun. Children can engage with hands-on activities that spark curiosity and make learning an adventure. Beyond the indoor exhibits, the complex offers a lovely backyard park. Here, children can enjoy swings and, to their delight, often spot playful rabbits hopping around. This green space provides a perfect setting to relax and is a good place to click some beautiful pictures, with the unique architecture of the center serving as a fantastic backdrop. Whether you are a history buff, a science enthusiast, or a parent looking for an engaging outing, the Kurukshetra Panorama and Science Center delivers. It’s a place where you can spend quality time, where every corner offers something new to discover, making it an unforgettable and highly recommended experience for all ages.

This great place present the ancient historical war science practice in modern times.. through module, painting, cinema slideshow etc. Very nice efforts made to present Live Mahabharat war battle field. A good 3D show is also available at some extra charges.. must see by everyone, specially for Students for educative purpose. Clean and compact place with full security and safety. Good maintained.. very cooperative staff and informative guide at reasonable rates available. A great unique experience.

There are many places to visit in kurukshetra but this science panorma is one of my favourite places to visit It is because of many science experiments present in the panorama which leads us to get a better understanding of the science things that happened in the world so for the purpose of learning about science you should visit panorama. Is ticket only cost 50 rupees but if you are in a group of more than 25 people that will cost 40 rupees each person. There are many science experiment present related to math history astronomy and etc.

main attraction of the Centre is a life-like panorama of the epic battle of Kurukshetra that showcases Mahabharata war with scientific explanations justifying every episode in the war

This is one of those places where you might end up spending hours since there’re a lot of small yet fun things to do. They have their own 3D show running, have a panorama view of Kurukshetra war on the first floor, and there are dozens of science related activities inside. A really good initiative by the local government to promote tourism.

Museum is well-designed especially the presentation of the Mahabharata war on the upper floor which was truly captivating. It offers a unique blend of science and history.....

The museum has six galleries, three each in two blocks. On display are stone sculptures, bronze castings, leaf etchings, miniature paintings, clay pottery and terracotta artifacts. An extension of this museum is the Multimedia Mahabharata and Gita Gallery set up by Haryana Tourism in collaboration with Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.

Someone has put a genuine effort into collecting crafts, artworks and manuscripts that do reflect the richness of the Krishna tradition in India - as well as local archaeological efforts - unfortunately, it's barely curated and poorly captioned like every Indian museum.

The staff are polite in nature one of the best museums not only in the Kurukshetra bus in the whole of Haryana state Inside the museum you all witness antique old items of different civilization or god goddess ideals picture painting Clean and green environment peaceful place with soft Krishna Bhajan all around the museum The canteen also provides quality food if you want to try just try without any hesitation Very nice place to visit with family and friends

Shrikrishna Museum in Kurukshetra offers a fascinating journey into India's ancient past with minimal entry fees of ₹30 for adults and ₹10 for children. The museum proudly presents artifacts from the Harappan era alongside displays related to religious traditions, including detailed narratives about Lord Krishna and the Mahabharata. The collection features ancient pottery, sculptures, and relics that evoke the rich cultural heritage of India. Visitors can explore the intricate craftsmanship and historical significance of each exhibit, making it an engaging experience for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The serene atmosphere further enhances the learning experience, ensuring that every visit is both educational and memorable.

Krishna, the embodiment of intellectual and spiritual glory has been a subject of adoration ever since the character got deified as a God. His versatile personality made him a deity. Unfolding the mystery of Krishna is virtually an enchanting experience as every time you untwine the fabric of Krishna you discover a new dimension in it. The divinity and human aspect of Krishna as revealed by his character in the literature is unparalleled in the history of human civilisation. He has been a source of perennial inspiration to the art and literature. He is the most popular character in Indian myths and legends. Washrooms available inside Water,drinks,ice creams available inside

Situated near Panorama. you can see many idols and painting of Shri Krishna. On the other floors antiques of harappa and indus valley civilization. A gallery is dedicated to Mahabharat. Worth visiting

What an amazing place, there are all kind of great articrafts related to lord krishna. Various craft style and painting from various parts of India is beautifully shown. The 360° theatre showing the Mahabharata scenes was mesmerizing. It was great experience there. Jai Shri Krishna 🙏🏻

I had the chance to visit Brahma Sarovar in January this year, and it was truly a beautiful and peaceful experience. The place holds immense historical and spiritual significance, yet it’s surprisingly less known among tourists. The energy here is something you feel the moment you step in. It’s serene, scenic, and deeply rooted in India’s legacy. I really hope more efforts are made to promote this hidden gem—India needs to know more about treasures like this!

Hygiene 10 out of 10.... Beauty 10 out of 10... Whenever i come here...i feel so much peace… no noise or chaos... sitting on stairs and watching sarovar make me feel relaxed and calm...

It’s basically a pong with a temple in it. Artificial/ man made and very well maintained. Not really a tourist place.

Bhramasarovar in Haryana Thanesar is a serene oasis nestled in the heart of a bustling city. The moment you step into this space, you feel a strong positive vibe that lifts your spirits and soothes your mind. The well-kept surroundings and gentle sounds of water create an inviting atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely walk or a quiet moment on a bench. Whether you’re looking to clear your thoughts or simply enjoy nature, Bhramasarovar offers a perfect escape from the daily grind. In the late afternoon, the setting sun casts a warm glow over the water, enhancing the natural beauty of the area and providing a soothing visual treat. As night falls, well-designed lighting adds a magical touch, illuminating the landscape without overpowering its calming essence. The play of light and shadow makes the sarovar a great place for evening strolls or relaxed gatherings. Overall, Bhramasarovar is a gem in Thanesar, offering both locals and visitors a peaceful retreat with a positive, uplifting energy throughout the day and night.

A beautiful place and main attraction in Kurukshetra. It is surrounded by ghats and the land of Kurukshetra is considered holy as the war of Mahabharata was fought here. It’s calm, well-maintained and a really good place for a stroll. Would definitely recommend to visit if you’re in the city.

Brahma Sarovar is an ancient, sacred, man-made water tank in Kurukshetra, Haryana, India, associated with Lord Brahma and the Hindu faith. It is a significant pilgrimage site where devotees take holy dips for spiritual purification and which hosts the annual Gita Jayanti festival, commemorating the birth of the Bhagavad Gita. The area is also significant for its connection to the epic Mahabharata and offers a serene, peaceful environment with a traditional evening aarti ceremony.

Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra is an absolutely breathtaking place, blending natural beauty with spiritual tranquility. The vastness of the area is the first thing that strikes you—spanning across acres of land, it offers a serene and peaceful environment perfect for relaxation and reflection. The large ponds that fill the Sarovar are equally impressive, but dirty waters. One of the most memorable experiences here is the evening Aarti. The atmosphere during the Aarti is nothing short of magical—the sounds of devotional chants and the fragrance of incense fill the air, while the setting sun casts a golden hue over the entire area. It's a truly spiritual experience that brings a deep sense of peace to anyone who takes part in it. The sight of graceful swans gliding across the water adds an extra layer of charm to the place. Watching them move in harmony with the water is both mesmerizing and soothing. Whether you're a spiritual seeker, nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful spot to unwind, Brahma Sarovar is the perfect destination. The combination of its natural beauty, spiritual energy, and the peaceful ambiance makes Brahma Sarovar a must-visit when in Kurukshetra. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a meaningful and peaceful experience!

Place is well maintained. It reminds the period of mahabharat war and when Arjun refused to fight against his relatives, Loard krishna told him to fight as his karma and not to seek the fate of war because everything that happens is as per the wishes of bhagvan krishna.

Historically, it is an important place but very poorly maintained. Sarovar here is also not properly maintained. Scenes of Mahabharta are created through statues but kept in the rooms which can be seen through windows. A tree, names Akshay Vatt, which is believe to be from the period of Mahabharat or witness of Gita Updesh by Krishna to Arjuna is not well maintained.

Sacred place. Feeling great to visit a place where God himself narrated bhagwad Geeta.

Very calm and peaceful place,

It is a very peaceful place. The light and sound show in the evening is a visual treat and enlightening. It is a very beautiful show and is also mesmerizing. Must visit for the light and sound show

Peaceful, elevating and relaxing place. The place has immense religious importance for Hindus, and is full of huge and old banyan trees

Superb temple and super environment... Everyone should experience the light and sound show near temple.. And it will start fronm 7 or 7:30 pm daily. Ticket will be there.. There is no ticket counter available... Just enter the gate one person will be there near gate for tickets....

Gurudwara Shri Dukhniwaran Sahib in Patiala is a very peaceful and holy place. It is visited by many people who come here to pray and find relief from their worries. The gurudwara has a large holy pond (sarovar), and it is believed that taking a dip in it can heal illnesses and remove pain. The building is beautiful and well-maintained. The atmosphere is calm and spiritual, and the sound of prayers (Gurbani) gives a feeling of peace. The langar (free community meal) is served to all visitors with love and respect, showing the true spirit of equality and service. Cleanliness is well taken care of, and the staff and volunteers are kind and helpful. There is enough space for parking, and it is easy for elderly people to move around. Overall, it is a must-visit place if you are in Patiala. It brings peace to the heart and mind.

Gurudwara Dukhniwaran Sahib in Patiala is a spiritually uplifting and serene place, offering peace and solace to every visitor. The Gurudwara is beautifully maintained with a sacred Sarovar where devotees take a dip, believing it cures ailments and sorrow. The atmosphere is filled with divine energy, and the sound of Gurbani brings immense calm. The langar served is delicious and humbling, promoting the Sikh values of equality and service. With its historical and spiritual significance, it’s not just a place of worship but a powerful experience of faith and devotion. A must-visit for anyone seeking inner peace and divine blessings

Very Peaceful. I love being out here. I went all they from Delhi to go and sit for around 3-4 hours out there.

Had to stop during my bike trip because of rain and I noticed this beautiful Gurudwara, couldn’t take my eyes off it.

A lovely Gurudwara with a wonderful belief attached to it linked to the 9th Guru - that those who visit, pray and take a dip in the pond with a pure heart can alleviate suffering.

Very faithful and peaceful and beautiful palace. Spiritual healing and peace are the properties of the Gurudwara Dukhnivaran Sahib, one of the most revered Gurudwaras in Punjab. Located in Lehal, a part of Patiala, it is famous for its curing properties for any ailments that anyone may be suffering from. Visitors have faith in abluting in the holy water of the pond here, because of its healing qualities. Gurudwara Dukhnivaran Sahib's origin is tied to a villager named Bhag Ram from Lehal, who sought the blessings of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji to end a mysterious plague afflicting the area. In January 1672, the Guru visited Lehal, spending time by the village pond, preaching and meditating under a banyan tree. His presence and meditation led to the plague's eradication. Consequently, the site where Guru Ji meditated came to be known as Dukhnivaran, meaning "the end of all sufferings", and this name was given to the Gurudwara. Between 1748 and 1782, Raja Amar Singh of Patiala established a garden in honour of Guru Tegh Bahadur's special visit, entrusting its care to Nihang Sikhs. Court records from 1870 mention a garden belonging to the Guru and a well, used by the Nihangs. In 1920, plans to build a railway line threatened the banyan tree where Guru Tegh Bahadur had sat, but workers refused to cut it down. Consequently, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh cancelled the project. Although a Gurudwara had not yet been built, a committee was formed in 1930 to raise funds and begin construction. Twelve years later, in 1942, the building was completed under the supervision of Maharaja Yadavindra Singh, a devout Sikh. True to its name, Gurudwara Dukhnivaran Sahib is believed to alleviate grief for those who visit with a pure heart and offer sincere prayers.

Gurdwara Shri Dukh Nivaran Sahib is not just a religious site; it's an oasis of profound peace and spiritual solace. From the moment you step inside, the atmosphere envelops you in a sense of calm and serenity. The architecture is stunningly beautiful, with the gleaming white marble and gold domes creating a majestic yet welcoming sight. The complex is incredibly well-maintained, with spotlessly clean premises and beautifully landscaped gardens that invite quiet contemplation. The highlight, as the name suggests ('Dukh Nivaran' meaning 'Eraser of Sorrows'), is the peaceful and uplifting energy of the main sanctum. Listening to the continuous recitation of Gurbani (Guru's hymns) is a heart-touching experience that feels truly liberating. The Langar (community kitchen) is run with immense dedication and selfless service (Seva). The food is simple, delicious, and served with so much love and warmth, embodying the core Sikh principle of equality and community. Whether you are seeking spiritual blessings, historical knowledge, or simply a quiet place to find inner peace, this Gurdwara is a must-visit. The volunteers and staff are helpful and humble. An absolutely unforgettable experience that stays with you long after you've left. Highly recommended for everyone.

The Kali Mata temple is a very extraordinary temple. Visiting here brings peace to the mind. Kali Mata is seated here in a very beautiful form. 🌼✨

Shri Kali Devi Temple in Patiala, Punjab, is a prominent Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Kali, revered as a fierce protector and remover of obstacles. The temple attracts devotees from across the region who seek strength, courage, and blessings for prosperity. Known for its vibrant celebrations during Navratri and other festivals, the temple hosts special rituals, devotional singing, and offerings. Its serene ambiance and traditional architecture create a spiritual environment conducive to meditation and worship. Shri Kali Devi Temple remains a central place of devotion, cultural gatherings, and religious heritage in Patiala, inspiring faith and community engagement.

Shri Kali Devi Mata Temple is a very powerful energetic positive vibes blessing and happy environment in Temple.

Jai ho kali devi mataji ki ... Jai ho ... Jai ho .. This temple is located within Patiala City... It is located on the opposite side of the Omaxe Mall. Many devotees come here to see the Goddess. This is quite famous. The temple is quite magnificent. Seeing the Goddess Kali fulfills all desires. If you come with a pure heart, your wishes are surely fulfilled.

Kali Mata Mandir in Patiala is a testament to the city's rich historical heritage. This ancient temple is steeped in spiritual energy, and the religious aura is palpable. The temple's architecture and design are a reflection of the region's cultural legacy. A must-visit for anyone interested in history, spirituality, or simply seeking a divine experience. The temple's powerful vibrations will leave you feeling blessed and connected to the divine."

Maa Kali Devi Temple in Patiala is one of the most revered temples dedicated to Goddess Kali, often considered second in significance only to the famous Kalighat Temple in Kolkata. The temple exudes a strong spiritual and peaceful atmosphere that many visitors immediately feel upon entering. It is not just a place of worship but also an important cultural and historical landmark of the Royal City Patiala. Saturdays usually attract large crowds of devotees, so those who prefer a calm and unhurried darshan may plan their visit on weekdays. The temple has long been known for its deep-rooted traditions, including stories of immense devotion where devotees make unique prayers and offerings out of divine faith. Overall, it is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to experience the spiritual heritage and living devotion that defines Patiala’s connection with Maa Kali. The Maa Kali Devi Temple in Patiala also houses a much older and revered temple of Maa Rajarajeshwari within the same premises, located centrally inside the complex.

This is Shri Kali Devi Mandir. I visited the day before Diwali There was no waiting for entry might be a reason that on Deevali days. Teple premises are maintaining good Surveillance is goog. Needs further cleanness required.

Park is an absolute gem! I've never seen a park as breathtakingly beautiful as this one. The majestic trees, some of which seem to have stood the test of time like our forefathers, are truly awe-inspiring. The diversity of flora is staggering, and being amidst nature feels like a dream come true. It's as if nature has come alive, exceeding all imagination. A must-visit for anyone looking to reconnect with nature and find peace. Perfect for a stroll, picnic, or simply soaking in the serenity."

Very Nice place to visit even along with family for morning or evening walk. There is a small fair also for children and kids games. A gym is placed in the park. Greenery everywhere and anybody can sit for a long tym in peace to calm his/her kind. Overall recommended place....

This evocative monicker perfectly encapsulates the essence of Baradari Garden, a true gem located in the heart of Patiala. This expansive green oasis offers a serene and tranquil environment, making it an ideal spot for morning and evening walks. As you stroll through the lush pathways, you are greeted by the delightful chirping of birds, a sound that has become increasingly rare in our modern concrete jungle. This garden serves as a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Baradari Garden is not only a haven for nature lovers but also a popular destination for filmmakers, frequently hosting songs and film shoots from both Pollywood and Bollywood. The garden is home to a diverse array of flora, showcasing countless species that thrive in its vast expanse. True to its name, the garden boasts twelve entrances, making it easily accessible from various points. Ample parking is available at many of these entrances, ensuring convenience for visitors. Families will find plenty of entertainment options, as the garden features rides and games that are particularly popular on Sundays and holidays, drawing crowds of children eager for fun. For fitness enthusiasts, the open-air gym is a major attraction, catering to individuals of all age groups. However, it is worth noting that the gym equipment requires regular maintenance, as some pieces are not in optimal working condition. Visitors can also enjoy the on-site cafeteria and clean restroom facilities, adding to the overall experience. A visit to Baradari Garden during the summer months is highly recommended, as you will notice a significant drop in temperature as you step into this lush sanctuary, making it a perfect retreat from the heat

- One of the heritage gardens in Patiala 🏡 - Perfect place for morning or evening walk 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 - Wide variety of trees and flowers🌳🌴🌲🍀🪴 - Huge area.🌳 - Well maintained👍 - Not sure why but paid washrooms 💵

Wonderful place to rest and fresh the mood in greens

A heritage garden of Patiala. Nice to walk around here and relax. There are many trees and flowers along with places to sit. There is also an exercise corner, yoga corner, and kids place. Many old statues can't be find anymore. These days the garden lacks upkeep and maintenance. Hope to see its stunning glory back.

Choti baradari gardens is a place in front of Baradari palace which was residence of Emperor Rajinder Singh. He brought rare species of trees and flowers from different places and planted them in this garden. The big fruit trees the Fern House and the Rock Garden shows his interest towards nature

More of the photos uploaded here are not of this gurdwara sahib but of the gurdwara sahib with same name ie Charan Kamal Sahib a historical gurdwara situated at Machhiwarha dist Ludhiana while this situated at Tibba Road Ludhiana is a non historical gurdwara

Very calm and spiritual place. Mind just connects with THE ALMIGHTY automatically. Nice place to meditate.

Whenever I visit here I always feel most alive. The morning chants and hymns field me with positive energy.

It's beautiful place rab a ghr

Heavenly place

Very good place for peaceful environment

Very easily reach the home nearest charan kamal Gurudwara sahib

Balanced Review "Pavilion Mall is a decent shopping destination in Ludhiana. The mall has a good mix of national and international brands, and the food court offers some tasty options. However, the mall could improve on its cleanliness and maintenance. Overall, it's an average experience.

This Mall is just beautiful. Owned by Canadian Company Brookfield Corporation , the ownership has done a great job and it shows . The mall is very well maintained and very beautiful 😍❤️ from inside. Clean Toilets are also a big plus . Good food court too with 2 seprate Arcade areas . Loved my visit here.

Pavilion Mall is a great place to shop and dine. It has a wide variety of stores and restaurants, and there's always something new to see and do. The mall is also very clean and well-maintained, and the staff is friendly and helpful.

Must visit place in ludhiana. Timezone is the best experience of uh love to play games. Special offers were available on Tuesday

You have a unique and wonderful mall, all the shops here have been built in a wonderful manner nice worker all facilities are here nice cinema

The Pavilion Mall stands tall in the heart of Ludhiana, welcoming visitors with its modern architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Spread across multiple floors, this shopping haven caters to diverse tastes, from fashion enthusiasts to foodies and fitness buffs. Retail Therapy: With over 700 stores, the mall boasts an impressive array of brands. From trendy clothing boutiques to lifestyle stores, shoppers can explore the latest fashion trends. Food Galore: The dedicated food floor is a gastronomic delight. Whether you crave local delicacies or international cuisine, Pavilion Mall has it all. Burger King, along with other eateries, satisfies every palate. Don’t miss the food court for quick bites and diverse options. Fitness and Wellness: Pavilion Mall goes beyond shopping and dining. Spa Nation where you can unwind with rejuvenating spa treatments. Additionally, fitness enthusiasts can hit the gym for a workout session. Ambiance and Amenities: The mall’s well-structured layout ensures easy navigation. Cleanliness and maintenance are top-notch, creating a pleasant environment. Courteous staff members enhance the overall experience. Entertainment Bonus: Catch the latest blockbusters at the PVR cinema within the mall. It’s the perfect way to relax after a shopping spree. In summary, the Pavilion Mall combines retail therapy, delectable food, wellness facilities, and entertainment—all under one roof. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, this mall promises a memorable outing. So, head to Pavilion Mall and immerse yourself in retail bliss! 🛍️🍔🏋️‍♂️

Pavilion Mall Where Fashion, Food & Fun Come Together! Looking for the perfect hangout spot in Ludhiana? Pavilion Mall has it all – from shopping and movies to makeup, jewelry, and delicious food! Explore 100+ brand stores including H&M, Zara, Marks & Spencer, and Shoppers Stop. Whether you're revamping your wardrobe, picking out the perfect lipstick at Colorbar, or browsing stunning jewelry – this place won’t disappoint. Movie lover? The 7-screen PVR here gives you the full big-screen experience in comfort. And for gamers and kids, Fun City has everything from arcade thrills to VR adventures. Craving something tasty? Grab your favorite bites at KFC, Burger King, and Subway or sit down for a feast at Barbeque Nation or The Beer Cafe. The food court has options for every craving. Clean, spacious, fully air-conditioned, and with plenty of parking – Pavilion Mall makes every visit smooth and enjoyable. Whether you're shopping, catching a movie, or just chilling with friends – Pavilion Mall is Ludhiana’s go-to destination. Don't miss it! Note* Few brands are not there, and that is dynamic, One day you'll find Superdry There and next week its gone, so this is normal

We went their for our rally . Overall good located near city !! Many people came their ! Very nice place to rest

Very beautiful space It is a very good place for peace of mind Toy trains are also available here for kids along with other activities💞

Good garden for picnic for family and kids.

It's a good Garden In nearby areas at ludhiana. Well maintained.

Good place for kids to enjoy and all age groups to walk. Lack of maintenance besides many paid activities for children.

Lush greenery public park. Free entry. Very specious and Big. Lot of space for playing kids and young children. Adult and old age can get refresh with the greenery. Grass lounge, sitting bench available. Toy train, amusement park rides also available. Well maintained park. Main focus areas are, toy train, bicycle on rent. Good place for hangout with friends and family. Veg food court available. Washroom available. Good place for photography and selfie lover. Parking area available on chargeable basis. Good place for young kids.

It's a public park, located near the stadium. The entry to the park is free for the public, though parking of the vehicle next to the park is paid and limited. Best time to visit is during day in winters and evenings in summers. General cleanliness of the park is good. It's a good place to bring kids as the park holds good amount of playbees for them (on a payment though) . Best amongst them is the rent a bicycle, where one can hire a bike for self and the kids too and ride it on the bike track inside the park. There is a place which houses the eats, reasonably priced (vegetarian only). Hygiene along with taste including variety would be rated at 7/10.

Hardy’s World is a delightful escape for anyone looking to beat the heat or simply have a day filled with fun and adventure. Nestled on the outskirts of Ludhiana, this water and amusement park offers a lively mix of attractions that cater to both thrill-seekers and families with young kids. The water park section is a refreshing highlight, with wave pools, splash zones, and twisting water slides that offer just the right amount of adrenaline without being overwhelming. It’s especially enjoyable during the scorching summer months when the cool water and vibrant energy make it feel like a mini vacation. On the amusement side, the rides range from classic favorites like the roller coaster and giant wheel to more kid-friendly options that keep the little ones engaged. The park’s atmosphere is cheerful and relaxed, with decent food options scattered throughout—think chaat, ice cream, and quick bites that keep you fueled for the day. While it may not match the scale or polish of international parks, there’s a certain charm in its local flavor, friendly staff, and affordable pricing that makes it accessible for most. Cleanliness and maintenance could use a bit more consistency, but the overall experience still feels worthwhile. Whether you’re visiting with family, friends, or just want a break from the everyday grind, Hardy’s World provides a satisfying dose of joy, laughter, and splashy memories that stick with you long after you’ve dried off. It’s not perfect, but it sure knows how to show you a good time.

Hardys world is one of the oldest and well maintained water park in the region. Lots of dry and water rides, eating options and secure environment is what sets it apart from other water parks. Spacious changing rooms with Lockers, bathrooms and toilets are available most of the time. Staff is very helpful and humble. Easy to reach as its on the main Highway! Had super fun here!!

This swimming pool is a fantastic oasis! The water is impeccably clean, the temperature is perfect, and the surrounding area is well-maintained, making it a truly enjoyable and relaxing experience for all ages.

Hardy’s World is a delightful escape for anyone looking to beat the heat or simply have a day filled with fun and adventure. Nestled on the outskirts of Ludhiana, this water and amusement park offers a lively mix of attractions that cater to both thrill-seekers and families with young kids. Food facilities are very nice Pioneer Convent school

I went there with my friends. We really enjoyed very much. Thier service is also well. Staff members are very polite. All the rides and pools are amazing. Food is hygienic and tasty. BTW, no words to express that how good hardy's world is. 👏👏

Nyc place for family weekend. Snacks are good and quantity is sufficient as per their price. Only issue is they are not allowing for lunch in swim costumes.

Hardy world charges costume fees rs 80 each .. No unlimited buffets there they offer 1 plate noodles for 4 person Some rides with extra charges On other side wonderland offer unlimited buffets with unlimited food itmes ..no costume fees ..in same charges..please wait i will show u tickets of 1500rs each and 1200for for kids upto 10 yrs

Mine experience in rose garden is nice 👍 a peaceful place where we forgot our busy life and schedule. Also spent a healthy time with family and friends. But one noted thing is the park requires a lot of renovations because everything in park is outdated and not in good condition.

Nice and beautiful and clean garden. Nice place to spend some time with family for a picnic trip or just to enjoy the moment. If you're coming by car parking charges is 20rs. Canteen is also there outside the park for snacks and drinks only not food.

This place have not contain too much roses but you can see white red and pink colours rose.You can also see a railways engine 00162 that made in chitrangen railways workshop and also see a roadroller. This park is best for couples.Park is clean and also good for morning walk and a small picnic. this park is best

Nice place to visit... To spend some time with friends and family... Needs a little bit more improvement

It is nice and beautiful park in Bathinda.. well maintained.. and yes the main attraction are roses definitely. Area is quite large.. it has slides, swings and some dummy artifacts like rail engine.. overall a must visit place.. though i am not sure of basic facilities availability as i was not able to find a rest room which was disappointing.. otherwise good place for every age.. dogs are not allowed. Also can be a picnic are but only in winter seasons.. trees are there but those are not have dense shades except couple of very old trees which is generally occupied..

Veri nice garden for couples...too good

I had an amazing time when I recently went to Bathinda's Rose Garden. My visit was made really pleasant by the wide variety of flowers, the lovely picnic areas, and the roomy play area that brought back memories of Appu Park. Families will love the ambience, which is enhanced by the thoughtful design of the garden. The variety of flowers used to create the lively and colourful environment really amazed me. The availability of clean picnic areas made it possible to unwind in the middle of the wilderness. It was a welcome surprise to see a large play area similar to Appu Park, which kept kids and families entertained.

Takhat Shri Damdama Sahib is one of the most sacred and historically important places in Sikhism. It is known as one of the five Takhts, and visiting here is truly a divine experience. The Gurudwara is beautifully maintained with a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere that makes you feel instantly connected to Waheguru. This is the holy site where Guru Gobind Singh Ji prepared the final version of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji, giving it immense significance. The history and the aura of this place fill you with devotion and pride. The complex is spacious, clean, and very well organized. The arrangements for darshan are smooth, and sevadars are always humble and helpful. The langar seva runs with great dedication, serving simple yet delicious food to all visitors. Ample facilities like shoe stands, drinking water, and parking are available. If you are visiting Punjab or are on a spiritual journey, this place is a must-visit not just for Sikhs but for anyone who wants to experience peace, history, and spirituality together.

Takht Sri Damdama Sahib, located in Talwandi Sabo near Bathinda, is a deeply spiritual and peaceful place. It’s one of the five holy Takhts in Sikhism and holds great importance, as Guru Gobind Singh Ji finalized the Guru Granth Sahib here. The Gurudwara’s calm atmosphere, sacred water tanks, and historical relics make the experience truly moving. Visiting during Vaisakhi is especially beautiful, with the whole place filled with devotion and energy. Though there’s no direct train, it’s an easy drive from Bathinda. Whether you’re religious or just curious, the visit leaves a lasting impression on your heart.

Very spiritual and inspiring. For those who seek guidance in their Gurmukhi, this is the place to visit. One can do darshan of many relics that once were held by the 10th master Guru Gobind Singh ji and Dhan Baba Deep Singh ji.

Visiting Takht Damdama Sahib is a truly spiritual and enriching experience. As one approaches the revered Sikh shrine, the tranquil surroundings and the resonant sound of hymns create a peaceful atmosphere. The white marble structure, set against open skies, instills a deep sense of devotion and reflection. Pilgrims gather, offering prayers and listening to recitations of the Guru Granth Sahib. Participating in langar (community meal) highlights the unity and equality valued here. The historic significance of the takht resonates throughout, allowing visitors to feel both humbled and uplifted. The warmth and hospitality of the people leave a lasting impression.

Peaceful and different type of place...but staying facility i got frustated due to their miss behave

My first visit to Takht Sri Damdama Sahib in Talwandi Sabo was a truly peaceful and spiritual experience. The atmosphere is serene, and the history of the place is deeply inspiring. Everything was well-maintained, and the hospitality of the sevadars was heartwarming. A must-visit for anyone seeking spiritual connection and Sikh heritage.

Historical place for Sikhism bcz of sikh 10th guru i.e guru gobind singh ji

This is a place of worship situated inside the historic monument, Qila Mubarak or as some call it the old fort of Bathinda.

One of the oldest tomb of India

One of the best historical place in bhatinda ... people are very good and I feel very relaxed here.

It is a Lovely Place to visit as Gurudwara Sahib Fills us with lot of Happiness peace and Love ❤️

Place where there is proper arrangements for all to worship and very helpful sewadars

An ancient fort and religious place in Bathinda amazing historical building

Very Peaceful place, you feel energetic as you enter the quila.

Entertainment entertainment entertainment...Movie/shopping/Food/Rides/slides and many more everything is there for you and your kids. It's not ohm it's The OHM SIRSA

Nice experience, great ambience

Cool point to hang out with family... You can enjoy here with your family and friends. You can enjoy movies swings restaurant. Enjoy rides . Marriage banquet is also there... Roof garden... Sirsa best place for picnic and enjoying place.. very good lawn and Greenery.. 8 always love this place..

A beautiful outlet near Sirsa. A number of shopping brands are there. Activities for kids. A movie hall. An open food court. The parking area was huge but had a lot of dust. The music system in the outlet was fabulous. 🤩

It is on delhi sirsa road. Fantastic location and best parking please also available.Ohm Cine Garden is no more a place just for movies or meals -now it is a complete resort with entertainment for children and rooms to stay and also zip line and other adventure sports and also shopping.A nice experience and a nice place for a great weekend.The place has everything to offer in terms of food, gaming, cine and offers combined gamout of enertainmnent. Good for weekends.

Went here to watch Jawaan movie, The experience was really very good. I must say they have upgraded a lot. Like the food mohalla is amazing and the service is good in Theatres too

Good place for outing and shopping. But stay and food is average.

Gurdwara Shri Tutti Gandi Sahib is a powerful historical site located in Sri Muktsar Sahib. It marks the moment when Guru Gobind Singh Ji, after the fierce Battle of Khidrana in 1705, forgave the 40 Sikhs who had earlier signed a bedava (letter of disownment) and left Anandpur Sahib during a siege. After witnessing their supreme bravery and martyrdom in the battle, Guru Sahib personally tore the bedava paper — symbolizing forgiveness, acceptance, and spiritual liberation. This act gave them the title of Chali Mukte (Forty Liberated Ones). The gurdwara stands on the spot where Guru Ji tore the document (Tutti Gandi means “torn bond”), turning a painful past into a tale of redemption and glory. The site is a deeply emotional reminder of loyalty, sacrifice, and Guru Sahib’s boundless compassion. Every Sikh should visit to connect with this heroic chapter of Sikh history that inspires devotion and courage.

The holy Sikh shrine with vast rich history of 40 Sikh martyrs and one of the biggest festival maghi fills your heart with pride, power and positivity The tales of valour of Sikh warriors will swell your heart with pride

1705 Battle of Muktsar Under the pressure of a prolonged siege with food and ammunition exhausted, Guru Gobind Singh and 400 Sikhs left Sri Anandpur Sahib on the bitter cold and rainy night of December 1704. The Mughals and Ajmer Chand's league of Rajput Hill Chieftains had offered Guru Sahib a safe passage to leave Anandpur Sahib on an oath sworn on the Quran, an oath that had been signed by emperor Aurangzeb, as well as, an oath sworn on the Gita and the cow (which hindus consider sacred) by the Rajput Chieftains. However, their respective 'Holy' oaths proved to be meaningless as they lost little time betraying their promises to Guru Sahib, almost as soon as the Sikhs had left the safety of their impregnable fortress. In the ensuing battle, many Sikhs were killed and all of the Guru's baggage, including most of the precious manuscripts, were lost. Guru Gobind Singh was seperated from his family. The hindu and muslims forces were responsible for torturing and killing Guru Gobind Singh's mother and all 4 sons, at Chamkaur and Fatehgarh Sahib. Guru Gobind Singh started looking out for a suitable place from where he could defend himself. Assisted by an experienced guide of a Brar chief, Guru Gobind Singh reached Khidrane Di Dhab where he finally decided to meet the enemy. Guru Gobind Singh received news that he was being pursued by the imperial troops, an advance guard of at least 10,000 strong, under Wazir Khan, the evil subedar of Sirhind. Earlier, in 1704, when the Guru Gobind Singh's Army in Anandpur Sahib had run out of provisions, 40 Sikhs from Majha deserted him, where they signed a declaration saying they were no longer the Sikhs of Guru Gobind Singh and he was no longer their guru. Now, those 40 deserters came back to join the Guru's forces, realizing their mistake of deserting him, under the motivation of a woman fighter, Mai Bhago. The Sikhs engaged the mughal forces at Khidrane Di Dhab. Guru Gobind Singh also sent reinforcements, heavily outnumbered they showered arrows from his strategic position on the mound, down upon the imperial army, killing a number of them. The resistance of the Sikhs became fierce. The enemy became restive for want of water. It was not possible for them to reach the lake of Khidrana. As it was semi-desert terrain and the summer heat was reaching its peak, Guru Gobind Singh knew of its importance and based his defenses around the water reservoir. The only water they could get was fifteen miles behind them. The tough resistance offered by the Sikhs, and thirst, compelled the mughal army to retreat. Guru Gobind Singh won this last Khalsa battle, which had resulted in heavy casualties. At the end of the battle, when he was looking for survivors, Mai Bhago, who was lying wounded with 22 wounds on her body, told Guru Sahib how the forty deserters had laid down their lives fighting in the battlefield. Mai Bhago had fought by carrying a weapon weighing 11 kilograms. Mai Bhago recovered and remained in the Guru's presence after the Battle of Muktsar. When Guru Gobind Singh, along with his Sikhs, was collecting the dead bodies for cremation, he found one man, named Mahan Singh, still clinging to life. On seeing the Guru, he made an effort to rise; the Guru at once took him in his embrace, and sat down with him. Mahan Singh, tearful and exhausted, asked Guru Gobind Singh to destroy the document disclaiming his being a Sikh of the Guru. Before Mahan Singh died, Guru Gobind Singh took the document and tore it up. This gave "Mukti", meaning freedom, to those 40 Sikhs and hence, the city received its modern-day name Muktsar, where the word "sar" is derived from the word "sarovar", meaning reservoir, with reference to the Kidrana reservoir.

Waheguru ji, very beautiful and peaceful place. Well Managed by the management. Felt very good and found peace of mind when visited this Gurdwara Sahib. I would recommend everyone to visit this place at once in lifetime. dhan dhan shri guru Gobind Singh ji

A historical Gurudwara Sahib situated in Shri Mukatsar Sahib. A long before, this place was known as "Khidraane di dhaab", when "40 mjhails" usually reffered as "40 mukte" got martyred here during fight against mughals, this place got this new name" Shri Mukatsar Sahib". Guru Gobind Singh Sahib spent a long time in this area in his lifetime. A must visit place for every Sikh pilgrim.

Gurudwara Sri Tutti Gandhi Sahib-Shri Muktsar Sahib Muktsar is one of the holiest Sikh cities. If you have relatives in Punjab, then you may ask them to take you around. On the other hand you can hire a car/cab from Delhi or Amritsar. We decided to travel on our own. There is a direct train from Delhi to Muktsar (DLI – FKA express train; number 14731) but its time of arrival at Muktsar (2353) may not suitable for a first time traveler. Since Amritsar and Damdama Sahib (at Talwandi Sabo) was also on our itinerary, we decided to travel from Amritsar to Bathinda by train. The JAT-BTI express (19226) leaves Amritsar at 0155 am (slightly late, but transport is easily available in Amritsar especially in the vicinity of Golden temple) and reaches Bathinda at a favorable time at 0935am. You should book a sleeper for the night. On the other hand you can take the FZR intercity (train no 14625) from Delhi Sarai Rohilla station at 0645am which reaches Bhatinda at 1240 noon. From here you can travel to Takhat Damdama Sahib at Talwandi Sabo (30 km) away, or go to Muktsar which is about 50 KM away. There are buses from Bathinda bus station, going to both this places. The bus station is about 3km from the Railway station and the three wheeler will charge you only ten rupees for a journey there. I stayed at Basant hotel, situated right in front of the railway station. A bus ride to Muktsar cost 50 rupees one way and the journey takes about one hour. From the bus stop you can take a rickshaw to the main Gurudwara complex of Muktsar called the Sri Darbar Sahib. There are 4 Gurudwara (Gurudwara Tuti Gandi Sahib, Gurudwara Shahid Ganj Sahib, Gurudwara Tambu Sahib and Gurdwara Mata Mai Bhago Ji) and a Museum in this area and a further 3 Gurudwara about 3 Km away (Gurudwara Tibbi Sahib, Gurudwara Sri Rakabsar Sahib and Gurudwara Sri Datansar Sahib) Gurudwara Tuti Gandi Sahib ( Sri Darbar Sahib) marks the site where the 40 Sikhs who had parted company with Shri Guru Gobind Singhji at Anandpur Sahib, having repented, returned back and fought the Mughal . They all attained martyrdom here, were forgiven and blessed by the Guru (master) as the liberated ones (Chali Muktas) and are remembered daily in the Sikh prayers (Ardas). By forgiving them, Guru Gobind singhji retied the knot between himself and these Sikhs. This is referred to as Tuti Gandi ( ‘broken- retied’), and at this site is now situated Gurudwara Tuti Gandi Sahib ( Sri Darbar Sahib). There is a large tree, in the vicinity of this temple where Guruji had tied his horse. These 40 were cremated by Shri Guru Gobind SinghJi behind Gurudwara Tuti Gandi Sahib and there is a Gurudwara there, called Gurudwara Shahid Ganj Sahib. There is a large sarovar (sacred Pool) in this area and near one corner of it, are situated two more Gurudwaras. One of these is the Gurudwara Tambu Sahib marking the spot where the 40 muktas took position behind trees and shrubs which they camouflaged to look like tents during the war. Next to Gurudwara Tambu sahib is the Gurdwara Mata Mai Bhago Ji who had motivated the 40 Sikhs to rejoin the Tenth Sikh Guru. She was injured but survived this war. Don’t forget to visit the the museum in this complex. You can have food in the langar (free kitchen).There is also a sarai with 40 rooms for accommodation. However I did not stay in the sarai as I travelled back to Bathinda the same evening. I understand from internet search that there are a couple of hotels in town but none was visible to me. Those who visit this place, are to remember that the birth place of the 2nd Master, Shri Guru Angad Sahib Ji is situated nearby, just 15Km away at Sarai Naga village on Muktsar –Kotkapura road. The three wheeler charged me 300 rupees for a return journey. Please note that the roads of Muktsar are in bad shape and not befitting the importance and tourist potential of this town.

Historical and spiritual places of Sikhs ( Guru Gobind Singh ji and 40 Muktey )

Kalibangan is a great place to learn about one of the world’s oldest civilizations. You can see old streets, houses, and things like pots and tools used by people long ago. It’s a peaceful and amazing place for anyone who loves history.

"A great place to learn about our Indus Valley Civilization."

rchaeological Museum Kalibangan in Hanumangarh district is located at 8 kms. distance trom Pilibangan Tehsil Headquarter. The Museum was established in 1985 with the main aim to display the antiquities recovered from the excavation at Kalibangan conducted in nine field scasons (1961-69) under the directions of Prof. B. B. Lal, Shri B. K. Thapar and Shri J. P. Joshi all are former Director Generals of Archaeological Survey of India. The antiquities found in this site are Early Harappan Culture (Circa 300-2700 BCE) and Mature Harappan Culture (Circa 2600-1900 BCE). The Museum has been reopened on 18 May 2017 on the occasion of World Museum Day after renovation work done in three years. Both the Early and Mature Harappan cultures antiquities recovered in nine season excavations are displayed here in t three galleries of Museum. Second Gallery:- In this gallery the displayed objects are daily need used pots and burial pots. Out of them some have paintings, some are un painting and another have graffities. The painted Pot shreds have leaves, floral, fish and geometric design and the graffities pot shreds have Triangular, Square, and Cross Marks on them. Third Gallery:- This gallery having objects of Copper like_ Axes, Blades, Knives, Arrow heads, Spear heads which were used for cutting and self defiance), Rods, Beads, Mirrot, Bangles, Rings and Needles etc. The other important objects here are Chert Blades, Agate weights and Terracotta Pans, Timer glass (Damaru type and Scale etc. Apart from the above objects, the replica of Skeletal found in burial (KLB-8) is also displayed in the courtyard Museum's premises. First Gallery:-In this gallery the objects like Chert Blades, Stone Devices, Copper Rings, Copper Arrow heads, Beads of Shell, Agate, Carnelian, Faience, Lap1s Lazuli, Terracotta Cakes and Cot, Terracotta anımal figurines like Bul, Dog. Boar, Ram, Anteater, Camel, Rhinoceros, Elephant and Terracotta Bird Figurines like Sparrow, Eagle, Parrot, Pigeon head, Small Duck ete, have been displayed. The other terracotta objects like feeding Cup, Shivalinga, Ploughs, Chakla and Belan, Gamesman, Dice, Toy Bricks and Rattle etc. also displayed here. The objects displayed in first five showcases of this gallery are pertains to Early Harappan Culture and others to Mature Harappan Culture. Brief note on Kalibangan site: - The ancient site Kalibngan was situated on the left bank of river Ghaggar (Ancient Saraswati) now dried up which was first highlighted by Shri Amlanand Ghosh during his exploration in 1952. After 9 years this site was excavated by Prof B.B. Lal, Shri B. K. Thapar and Shri J.P.Joshi in nine season from 1961-69. The objective of the excavation was to know the ancient history and archaeological remains of the ancient site Kalibangan. The excavation revealed antiquities of two cultures 1.e. Early Harappan ulture (Circa 3000-2700 BCE) and Mature Harappan Culture (Circa 2600-1900 BCE). The ancient site comprises three mounds the largest one 1s 1n the middle (KLB-2, Mature Harappan) smallet is in the West (KLB-1, Early Harappan) and the smallest is in the East (KLB-3, Mature Harappan). Apart from these three mounds another mound is in the South-West of citadel i.e. mound of Cemetery (KLB-8 Buria). During the excavation three types of burials have been found as Rectangular or Oval Grave Pits: Pot Burials in a Circular Pit and Rectangular or Oval Grave Pits containing only pottery and other funerary objects. The last TWO type burials found without skeletal remains. The Early Harappan settlement was a fortified Parallelogram, measuring 250 meter North-South and 180 meter East- West. The fortification wall was made of mud bricks (30X20X10 cm) SO the houses within the walled area were also of mud bricks. An outstanding discovery of this period was a Ploughed field showing a Cross pattern of furrowS, located to the South-East of the settlement. This 1S perhaps the earliest ploughed field ever discovered in excavation anywhere in the world. The distinctive trait of this period was the pottery which waS significantly

Artifacts are small in size & number but well preserved. No guide available. Site adjacent to museum is just earth, no visible sign of earlier civilization. Worthy of one visit only

All the Indus Valley Civilization sites in India are not in tourist circuits / routes. One such Early Harappan and Mature Harappan site of Kalibangan is in Hanumangarh District of Rajasthan. It is a must visit place if you are in the area. Besides visiting the beautiful and informative ASI Museum, one could also visit actual excavation site. However, there is nothng much to see on the site as all critical areas have reportedly been covered again for preservation. It would be better to buy tickets scanning QR code at the Museum instead of buying in advance from ASI website which may not function correctly at times. All the terra cota shards seen scattered over entire area in the photos are suupposed to be from Harappan Era!

A lot to peep in the history, just stand in front of any artefacts and you will feel the pages of history turning. Just stand in front of the ancient games accouterments section and you will fell back into your childhood. All in all an excellent place to take your child for history practicals.....

It was amazing seeing around 4500 years old civilization site, human skeleton and artefacts. Bricks walls are buried in soil layers. The site which I have been hearing about since secondary school times.

It is small museum. It near to Lalgadh palace.Entry ticket is Rs 50 per person. They charge Rs. 50 if you want to take photographs from your phone or camera. They have kept train coach inside museum in which king used to travel. It will take around half an hour to see this museum. Washroom facility is available. Photographs are added along with this review.

Sri Sadul Museum (also called Shri Sadul Museum) is a heritage museum dedicated to the royal family of Bikaner, especially Maharaja Sadul Singhji. It was established in 1976 by Maharaja Dr. Karni Singhji to honor the memory of his father, Sadul Singhji. The museum is located in the Sadul Niwas wing of Lalgarh Palace (also spelled “Lallgarh”) in Bikaner. Collections and What You Can See Sri Sadul Museum contains a wide variety of historical, cultural and royal artifacts. Some key highlights: Manuscripts, old records (“Bahis” and “Kharitas”), files from the period of Maharaja Ganga Singhji, Sadul Singhji, and Karni Singhji. A very large collection of photographs, some going back many years, showing royal life, hunts, ceremonies etc. Miniature paintings, ornaments, textiles and exquisite royal costumes. Armor, trophies, medals, citations. Also personal items of the royal family: diaries, medals, documents, etc.

Laalgarh palace was built for luxurious stay by the King, it's near to the fort. Part of the palace is now a luxury hotel and a small part has been opened to public and there is a museum with different exhibits of Kings.

The musuem is inside the lalgarh palace complex. Museum is only dedicated to artifacts, photographs, trophies and personal achievements of the bikaner royal family. The museum is well maintained, the cost of ticket is rs.50 per person. Not much to see apart from the life history of the royal members. Not worthy to visit.

Since lalgarh palace is converted into a hotel, so this place has a small museum to showcase the lifestyle and achievements of the family. Like trophies, rutine picture, badges, etc. Ticket Rs 30, but i don't found it worty for it.

The Sri Sadul Museum is located in Bikaner, a city in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan. The museum is housed within the Lalgarh Palace, which was built by Maharaja Ganga Singh in the early 20th century. The Sri Sadul Museum contains a collection of artifacts and exhibits related to the history and culture of the Bikaner region. The museum has several galleries that showcase items such as traditional costumes, weapons, artwork, and photographs of the royal family. Some of the highlights of the museum include a gallery dedicated to the life and achievements of Maharaja Ganga Singh, as well as a collection of antique cars and vintage photographs. Overall, the Sri Sadul Museum is a popular tourist attraction in Bikaner and provides a fascinating glimpse into the rich heritage of the region.

If you are keen interested in Bikaner royal family things and their relation with British royal family, their Honours, greeting card, photos trophies ....and perosnal photos of royal family than you must visit, 30 INR entry ticket. 40INR from Bikaner junction... But small and clean private museum

Embark on a transformative journey with Bikaner sightseeing and discover the ICAR-National Research Centre on Camel, a pioneering institution in Bikaner, Rajasthan, dedicated to enhancing camel health and production. Located just 8 km from Bikaner's main city, this esteemed centre is mandated to drive innovation through basic and applied research, serve as a knowledge hub for camel research and development, and promote eco-tourism. Locals affectionately refer to it as the 'Camel Farm'. 🐫🐴🌴🏜️🌊🏖️

ICAR – National Research Centre on Camel (NRCC) in Bikaner is a one-of-a-kind place dedicated to camel research and conservation. Located around 8 km from the city, it’s easily reachable and offers a mix of education and fun. Visitors can see different camel breeds, learn about their use in Rajasthan, visit a small museum, and even try camel-milk ice cream and kulfi. The centre is open mainly in the **afternoon (around 2 PM – 6 PM)**, so plan your visit accordingly. Entry fee is about **₹50 per person**, and you can spend 1–2 hours exploring. The place is clean and well-managed, though some walking on sandy paths is needed, which might be a bit tiring for seniors. Staff are friendly and often explain about the camels and the research work. It’s a unique experience, especially for families and animal lovers, offering something different from forts and temples. A calm, educational, and memorable stop in Bikaner!

Good place to see different variety of camels, museum was good..Can try icecream, kulfi, tea, coffee at the tkt counter itself..Camel rides for 100/-per head.

The camel milk kulfi was delicious and refreshing — definitely worth trying. Visiting this place really makes you appreciate how valuable these gentle animals are to our ecosystem. 🐪💛

One of th best place to visit camel and their complete families. Great information provided by the guide and good camel leather products available in souvenir shops. Must try camel milk and meet all lovely camels seeing their living and happenings.

If interested in camel, you can spend good 30 mins.

Home to over 100 camels of different breeds! A unique and informative place to learn about camels and their importance in desert life. They also sell interesting camel products like milk, lassi, and kulfi. A must-visit if you're in Bikaner!

Visiting Junagarh Fort in Bikaner felt like stepping into a grand chapter of Rajasthan’s royal history. Unlike most forts that sit atop hills, this one stands proudly on flat land, making it easier to access—especially for senior visitors. The moment I entered, the intricate carvings, beautifully painted ceilings, and royal artifacts took me back in time. Every corner of the palace complex had a story to tell—from the royal bedrooms to the weapon galleries and ornate courtyards. The fort is open from **10 AM to 4:30 PM**, and the ticket price is quite reasonable—₹50 for Indians and around ₹300 for foreigners. Audio guides cost about ₹350, but I chose a local guide who was both informative and entertaining. He explained the history with such passion that it made the whole visit more memorable. Accessibility-wise, the fort is fairly senior-friendly as it’s on level ground and cleanly maintained, though a few narrow stairways and uneven sections might require caution. Parking is available near the entrance, and staff members are quite helpful if you need assistance. Overall, my experience at Junagarh Fort was both educational and emotional—a glimpse into Rajasthan’s regal charm without the hassle of steep climbs. The guide’s storytelling, the preserved grandeur, and the sense of calm inside made it one of my favorite stops in Bikaner.

Junagadh Fort, Bikaner is a stunning blend of history, architecture, and royal heritage. The fort is beautifully maintained, with intricate carvings, grand courtyards, and ornate palaces that showcase the richness of the Rajput dynasty. The museum inside is impressive too, offering a closer look at weapons, costumes, and artifacts from centuries ago. The entire tour feels like stepping back in time. A must-visit place in Bikaner for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys exploring royal culture.

Junagarh Fort is an absolute gem in Bikaner! Unlike most forts built on hills, this one stands proudly on the plains — yet looks grand and majestic. The architecture is stunning, with beautifully decorated palaces like Anup Mahal and Phool Mahal showcasing intricate carvings, mirror work, and vibrant frescoes. The museum inside is fascinating, with royal artifacts, old weapons, costumes, and even vintage aircrafts and carriages. The guided tour was excellent — the guide shared some amazing stories about Bikaner’s royal past. The fort is very well maintained, clean, and great for photography. I’d recommend visiting in the morning or late afternoon for the best light. If you’re in Bikaner, don’t miss Junagarh Fort — it’s a perfect mix of history, art, and royal charm!

The fort is amazing. After whole tour, I was just mesmerized is a beauty and the history that it serves. I forgot the Red Forts of Delhi and Agra. The architecture is amazing. Most amazing sites are Anup Mahal and Holi chowk. The whole court is covered with art. Well preserved by the royal family. The ticket is 100 (fort) + 50 (royal museum) for Indians. This staff is good and helping. Must visit for all in a lifetime.

A building of utmost heritage importance. Tour guide was biased and wouldn't tell anything. But the fort is beautifully made and was evolved with various generations. Various materials can be seen used over different regions and walls. Hints of indo - Islamic design, maratha style, British mostly - as the late prince was their favorite - can be spotted at various spaces. Sandalwood singhasan is a show stopper.

Hi If you visiting Rajasthan don’t miss junagarh fort and palace. This is the most beautiful palace accosting me compared to Udaipur and Jaipur. The collections are so colourful you will go flabbergasted . Pictures will tell the story . I am not good at photography. Still the photos seems to be extraordinary 😊

The ticket counter closes by 4:30 PM, so make sure to reach early and book your tickets in advance. You can hire a guide from outside, or opt for a free government-approved guide included with your entry ticket (though you may need to wait a little). Inside, the fort showcases magnificent royal courts adorned with gold and silver, and the intricate architecture and detailed wall designs are truly captivating. It usually takes about 30 minutes to explore the entire palace, depending on your pace. Parking is available inside the fort premises, and since the fort is centrally located in the city, you can also explore the local bazaars nearby after your visit. Overall, a beautifully maintained fort that gives you a glimpse into Bikaner’s royal heritage and grandeur.

Very beautiful architecture. Superb carving of walls and mandap. Peaceful atmosphere. Well maintained and Stray animals are walking in the sorroundings of temple need to be controlled.

This is the famous Shwetambar Jain 'ghee' temple of Shree Sumtinath prabhu. With a chaumukhi pratima as well. It has 40,000kg ghee in the foundation of the temple. In the summers the floors feel greasy by themselves. Made more than 500 years ago. Famous for its gold work paintings on the mool gambhara doorway and the main temples domes. Mandir is open the whole day post 6am till 7.15pm. Here clicking photos is not allowed. Nearby there is another prachin Shri Neminath Temple in the garden behind this Ghee mandir. Here you can click photos by paying 50-100 rupees. I have shared picture of the Neminath Temple. Photo. Here red and green colors are used to paint the walls and doors.

Seth Bhandashah Jain Temple - Peaceful place, not enough crowd. Add in list if visiting Bikaner.

The temple is famous for wall painting and art work.This temple was constructed by Bhandasa Oswal in the 12th century. The temple is dedicated to Sumatinatha, the 5th tirthankara .According to legends, 40,000 kg of ghee instead of water was used in preparing the mortar for the construction of this temple.

The main fact that Ghee was used to make foundation instead of water. The story behind is that people gone to Seth Bhandashah for the donations to make tample. But at that time a drop of ghee spilled off from the hand of Seth and the Seth immediately wiped it by his another hand to avoid weasteage. After seeing this, The priest tonted the Seth that you can't even spare a drop of ghee, how will you make that luxurious tample. The Seth then declared that in making of the foundation of the Tample, the ghee will be used instead of water and all the ghee will be provided by him. The priest had taken it lightly, but next morning what he found that tons of ghee was there as Seth Bhandashah promised. At the time of May and June, one can witness that even today ghee comes out from the floor of tample. The tample is dedicated to First Tirthankar Bhagwan Rishabh Dev

Also called Bhandasar Jain Temple or Bhanda Shah Jain Mandir. It’s in the old city of Bikaner (Old Bikaner), in the Bada Bazaar area, next to the Laxminath Temple. Sect & Deity It’s a Śvetāmbara Jain temple, dedicated to the 5th Tirthankara, Sumatinatha. Builder / Patron Built by Seth Bhanda Shah / Bhanda Shah Oswal, a Jain merchant. Date / Period The construction dates are generally placed in the 15th-16th century CE. An inscription mentions VS 1521 (~1464 CE) during the reign of Rao Lunkaran.Architecture & Special Features Multi-storey Structure: It has three floors; the topmost provides a good view of Bikaner’s skyline. Materials & Style: Red sandstone is used on the exterior; interiors richly painted with stone, marble, frescoes, mirror work, gold leaf, etc. The superstructure (shikhara) is in shekhari style (multi-spired). Layout: Includes mandapa (pillared hall), antarala (vestibule), garbhagriha (sanctum). There’s also a pradakshina path (i.e. a circumambulatory path) around the main shrine. Legends and Unique Construction Detail: One striking legend is that instead of normal mortar with water, about 40,000 kg of ghee (clarified butter) was used in the foundation. Some say on hot days the ghee causes slight seepage or affects the floor.

Could not belivevthis Jain Temple hidden in behind was so majestically decorated within. There's no more to say but please visit as soon intimate compared to temples generally

A truly unique and fascinating temple! Dedicated to Goddess Karni Mata, this place is famous for its thousands of holy rats that freely roam around — locals believe they are reincarnated devotees. The temple architecture is beautiful, with detailed marble work and silver doors adding to its charm. At first, the sight of so many rats might feel unusual, but the devotion and calm atmosphere soon make you feel at ease. The temple is quite well maintained considering the number of rats. Try visiting early in the morning or evening to avoid the crowd and heat. Overall, it’s a must-visit place near Bikaner for anyone interested in experiencing something truly different and deeply spiritual. Jai Maa 🙏

Karni Mata Temple in Deshnok is one of the most unique and spiritual places in Rajasthan. The temple is beautifully built in marble with detailed carvings and silver doors that add to its charm. The main attraction is the thousands of sacred rats (called kabas), which are considered the incarnations of Karni Mata’s devotees. It’s said that spotting a white rat here brings good fortune. The atmosphere is filled with devotion and peace. The temple premises are clean and well-managed, and local vendors outside offer prasad and souvenirs. Evening aarti is a mesmerizing experience — highly recommended for anyone visiting Bikaner. 🙏 Tip: Remove shoes before entering and walk carefully as the kabas move freely around.

A truly divine and unique experience — the temple is home to hundreds of holy rats, and it is believed to be auspicious if you spot the rare white one. The temple seems to be under renovation currently, but the darshan was amazing and peaceful. You can feed the mice inside the temple; they are harmless but often move close to your feet, so walk carefully. On normal days, the crowd is minimal, especially during morning hours, making the darshan smooth and quick. A must-visit spiritual place known for its faith, devotion, and extraordinary belief system.

Karni Mata Temple, also known as the Rat Temple, is one of the most unique and famous temples in India. Here's a quick overview 👇 📍 Location Deshnok, about 30 km from Bikaner, Rajasthan. It’s easily reachable by road or train from Bikaner city. --- 🕉️ About the Temple Dedicated to Karni Mata, believed to be an incarnation of Goddess Durga. Karni Mata was a revered sage who lived in the 14th century and is considered the protector deity of the royal families of Bikaner and Jodhpur. --- 🐀 The Rats (Kabas) The temple is famous for its thousands of holy rats, called “Kabas.” They are believed to be reincarnations of Karni Mata’s devotees. Devotees consider it very lucky if a white rat is seen or if one runs across your feet.

Temple is located 500m off highway. Approach or road from highway towards temple is narrow only one car can pass. Touch have to wait for car to exit then you can take your car in. I recommend to park on highway and walk. Most people after reaching parking place get to know parking charge is Rs 100 and do not park and go back to highway to park. Any day you will have 1000s of visitors guaranteed. You would surely be in queue. There is no arrangement for shoe stand. 1000s of shoes are scattered everywhere. Food grains are donated by devotees are also scattered everywhere. Once you will enter the temple, you will see rats. So much rush that you will get few seconds to see goddess, then you will be pushes away. Even my daughter could not see the goddess, pushes away. Temple is big and magnificent.

Jai MAA KARNII♥️✨ 🐀 Karni Mata: The Rat Goddess of Deshnok Karni Mata, revered as an incarnation of the Hindu Goddess Durga, was a legendary warrior sage who lived between the 14th and 16th centuries in Rajasthan. She is the tutelary deity of the royal families of Bikaner and Jodhpur, credited with laying the foundations for their major forts, including Mehrangarh and Bikaner Fort. Karni Mata is central to the history of the region and is widely worshipped for her powers of victory and protection. Her most famous legacy is the Karni Mata Temple in Deshnok, often called the "Temple of Rats." This unique sanctuary is home to over 25,000 black rats, known as kabbas, which are considered sacred and protected. The deep reverence for these rodents stems from a famous legend: when Karni Mata's stepson, Laxman, drowned, she pleaded with Yama, the god of death, to restore his life. Yama eventually relented, but reincarnated Laxman and all male members of her Charan clan as rats. Therefore, the kabbas are believed to be the reincarnated souls of her family and followers. Devotees travel from afar to offer food and prayers to the rats, considering it highly auspicious to eat food nibbled by them. Spotting a white rat among the multitude is considered particularly blessed, as they are believed to be the manifestations of Karni Mata herself and her sons. The temple is a stunning example of faith intertwining with unique folklore, where rodents are not pests but sacred family members in an unbroken cycle of life.

The initial surprise of seeing so many rats quickly turns into fascination. Watching the devotees and rats coexist so peacefully is a powerful sight. We came here during afternoon hours and there was almost no crowd at that time. Locals told me that it becomes crowded during special fests, so plan accordingly. There is ample parking space and food options.

Small natural lake… Gajner Palace rests on the banks..

Awesome lake in dessert. Always full with water. Well maintained, worth to visit here.

Lake is more than what you will expect. Clean and adjoining palace has been converted into Hotel. You can enjoy the views of lake by paying 250 per Person in the Hotel and enjoy boating at 330 Per Person including visit charges. There is another end of lake where you don't have to pay anything but it like in the Jungle.

“Beautiful place” Gajner lake is beautiful lake to visit. Best time is monsoon so much water will there. It was very attractive artificial lake. The 30 minutes boat ride you enjoy the sound of water, birds humming sound at one area, enjoy the shadow of the palace in water and the sun set view is also beautiful. It was very attractive artificial lake.

Gajner Lake, located in the Bikaner district of Rajasthan, is about 35 km from the main road leading from Bikaner to Jaisalmer. This artificial lake offers a spectacular sight to travellers. Looming towers located at the lake entrance make it one of the symbolic places of Bikaner. Once a summer holiday home of the royals, the lake is now part of a luxury hotel. Boating can be enjoyed in the solar powered boats at the lake. During winter months, the lake becomes home to more than a hundred species of migratory birds including the Imperial Sand Grouse

Gajner Lake is an artificial lake that offers captivating sites to the visitors. This is one of the best and must visit Tourist Places In Rajasthan. Colossally mushroomed towers situated at the entrance of the lake makes Gajner Lake is of the most allusive, symbolic and illustrative places to visit in Bikaner. Here in this lake, the tourist can relish boating. The place becomes an abode to thousands of species during winter time and also one of the beautiful places in Rajasthan.

Gajner fort is beautifully sited along marvelous lake of Gajner. The fort was Constructed in red stone and the has been converted into a heritage hotel. It has neatly arranged rooms around large courtyards. Has a bar, restaurant, lots of greenery. The outdoor seating of the restaurant along the lake is worth spending an evening. A must visit place while in Bikaner.

One of the beautiful and crowded temple near Jodhpur Two hours distance from Jodhpur The temple is situated on top and there are 100 steps.. It's a retreat to eyes. Every year many devotees people visit this temple. There are facilities to stay inside the temple as well as outside. Food is good

Evidence suggests that Osian is a very old settlement. Some of its early names include Uvasisala, Ukesa and Upkesapur-pattana. In its early history, the village was a center for Brahmanism. It was a major stop for camel caravans during the Gupta period.[6] The town was an important center for the Pratihar dynasty. Tradition states that, after being abandoned for a time, the village was re-established by Utpaladeva (c. 900-950). Utpaladeva converted to Jainism, and turned the village into a center for the religion. However, Jainism had a presence in the village long before that. The town was prosperous and successful at this time. At its peak, it had over three hundred Jain temples.[7] Muhammad of Ghor and his Turkish and Muslim armies attacked the town in 1195. The people of the city fled during these attacks. Most of the city, and most of its temples, were destroyed. After this attack, the residents did not return, and the city became deserted

Sachiya Mata Temple is located at Osian in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Sachiya (also known as Sachaya Mata and Sachiya Mata). The interior of the temple has beautiful paintings and sculptures and is a perfect example of the medieval period of art and architecture. Every day, the temple is open from sunrise until 1 hour after sunset in the evening. The temple is open until 10 p.m. during Navratri. Aarti in the evening is done 20 minutes after sunset. Visit Osian's magnificent and ethereal Sachiya Mata Temple. Osian is extremely worth visiting owing to its rugged landscapes, tons of enthralling activities, and splendid attractions.

Sacchiyay mataji temple is one of the famous temple of jodhpur and ofc Rajasthan as well. This is soo awesome and like felt tooo nice. I would love to come here again n again. Jai maa shree sacchiyay!!

Nice temple of Hindu community.i am belongs from brahman caste and sachiymata is our kuldevi so after marriage and after baby boy birth we come here for jaat.this temple is also known as oldest Hindu temple have its own history.this is also biggest historical place in rajasthan.Nice temple of Hindu community.i am belongs from brahman caste and sachiymata is our kuldevi so after marriage and after baby boy birth we come here for jaat.this temple is also known as oldest Hindu temple have its own history.this is also biggest historical place in rajasthan.

Shri Sachchiyay Mata Mandir is a truly divine and peaceful place to visit. The temple is beautifully built and well-maintained, offering a powerful spiritual experience. The surroundings are clean, and the atmosphere is full of devotion. Nearby, you can also enjoy exciting jeep safaris in the desert, camel rides, and many other fun local activities that make the trip even more memorable. A perfect blend of spirituality and adventure — must visit when in Rajasthan!”

Sacchiyay Mata Temple, located in Osian, Rajasthan, is a beautiful and peaceful place of worship dedicated to Goddess Sachchiyay Mata. This ancient temple is a blend of history and spirituality, attracting pilgrims and tourists alike. The intricate carvings on the walls and pillars showcase amazing architecture and craftsmanship. The temple is well-maintained and offers a serene atmosphere for prayer and meditation. Visitors appreciate the cleanliness and the scenic views of the surrounding desert. Early mornings are the best time to visit for a tranquil experience. A must-visit for those seeking divine blessings and a glimpse into Rajasthan’s cultural heritage.

One of the beautiful and crowded temple near Jodhpur Two hours distance from Jodhpur The temple is situated on top and there are 100 steps.. It's a retreat to eyes. Every year many devotees people visit this temple. There are facilities to stay inside the temple as well as outside. Food is good

Evidence suggests that Osian is a very old settlement. Some of its early names include Uvasisala, Ukesa and Upkesapur-pattana. In its early history, the village was a center for Brahmanism. It was a major stop for camel caravans during the Gupta period.[6] The town was an important center for the Pratihar dynasty. Tradition states that, after being abandoned for a time, the village was re-established by Utpaladeva (c. 900-950). Utpaladeva converted to Jainism, and turned the village into a center for the religion. However, Jainism had a presence in the village long before that. The town was prosperous and successful at this time. At its peak, it had over three hundred Jain temples.[7] Muhammad of Ghor and his Turkish and Muslim armies attacked the town in 1195. The people of the city fled during these attacks. Most of the city, and most of its temples, were destroyed. After this attack, the residents did not return, and the city became deserted

Sachiya Mata Temple is located at Osian in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Sachiya (also known as Sachaya Mata and Sachiya Mata). The interior of the temple has beautiful paintings and sculptures and is a perfect example of the medieval period of art and architecture. Every day, the temple is open from sunrise until 1 hour after sunset in the evening. The temple is open until 10 p.m. during Navratri. Aarti in the evening is done 20 minutes after sunset. Visit Osian's magnificent and ethereal Sachiya Mata Temple. Osian is extremely worth visiting owing to its rugged landscapes, tons of enthralling activities, and splendid attractions.

Sacchiyay mataji temple is one of the famous temple of jodhpur and ofc Rajasthan as well. This is soo awesome and like felt tooo nice. I would love to come here again n again. Jai maa shree sacchiyay!!

Nice temple of Hindu community.i am belongs from brahman caste and sachiymata is our kuldevi so after marriage and after baby boy birth we come here for jaat.this temple is also known as oldest Hindu temple have its own history.this is also biggest historical place in rajasthan.Nice temple of Hindu community.i am belongs from brahman caste and sachiymata is our kuldevi so after marriage and after baby boy birth we come here for jaat.this temple is also known as oldest Hindu temple have its own history.this is also biggest historical place in rajasthan.

Shri Sachchiyay Mata Mandir is a truly divine and peaceful place to visit. The temple is beautifully built and well-maintained, offering a powerful spiritual experience. The surroundings are clean, and the atmosphere is full of devotion. Nearby, you can also enjoy exciting jeep safaris in the desert, camel rides, and many other fun local activities that make the trip even more memorable. A perfect blend of spirituality and adventure — must visit when in Rajasthan!”

Sacchiyay Mata Temple, located in Osian, Rajasthan, is a beautiful and peaceful place of worship dedicated to Goddess Sachchiyay Mata. This ancient temple is a blend of history and spirituality, attracting pilgrims and tourists alike. The intricate carvings on the walls and pillars showcase amazing architecture and craftsmanship. The temple is well-maintained and offers a serene atmosphere for prayer and meditation. Visitors appreciate the cleanliness and the scenic views of the surrounding desert. Early mornings are the best time to visit for a tranquil experience. A must-visit for those seeking divine blessings and a glimpse into Rajasthan’s cultural heritage.

A Hidden Gem for Authentic Handcrafted Treasures I recently visited kanooga handicrafts,and it was a truly delightful experience. The shop is a treasure trove of beautifully handcrafted items that reflect the skill, culture, and creativity of local artisans. From intricately designed pottery and handwoven textiles to carved wooden artifacts and unique home décor pieces, every item tells a story.The quality of the craftsmanship is exceptional, and it’s clear that a lot of care and tradition go into each piece. The shop has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, and the staff were incredibly knowledgeable—happy to explain the origin and process behind each craft. Prices are fair, especially considering the time and effort that go into making these products. It’s the perfect place to find meaningful gifts or to add a unique touch to your own home

Beautiful antique store with great collections and honest price. The owner has in depth historical knowledge which is very refreshing.

I am so happy with my entire shopping experience with kanooga handicrafts . They are a loving team who have many beautiful antiques and home decor items that will add a regal charm to your home. Exquisite quality. Fine workmanship. Pricing is also awesome. Customer interaction is excellent. This brand is run by a doctor who helps underprivileged kids with their treatment with our purchase. I feel happy to support a noble cause. They were so kind to also send some Thazampoo kunkumam as well along with my purchase. You are assured of happy smiles and many compliments with your purchase from this store. Highly recommend!!!

Amazing place and museum, beautiful pieces, very friendly owner. We were lucky to buy a beautiful opium pot here for an honest price. After our trip to Rajasthan, we wished that we could go here again to buy some more beautiful pieces.

I have gone to kanooga handicrafts via Google and I am really very happy to visit there shop and they also so me very nice old jain temple and beautiful haveli. I brought many items from them they also ship worldwide.

Very nice place. Fair prices.

Best handicraft store in Phalodi.

Baba ramdev birth place

Jay Ramdev pir. Super place in world.

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Very very beautiful temple

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Visit in winter and rainy season

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