Ludhiana

Also known as Maharaja Ranjit Singh Fort, this military fortress is located on the Grand Trunk Road. Housing a dargah and a museum, the fort also serves as a training school for Punjab Police.

Dedicated to the brave soldiers, the museum houses 12 galleries showcasing memorabilia, uniforms and medals belonging to the soldiers who lost their lives in the wars before pre-Independence era.

Housing a rare collection of artefacts, household items, musical instruments, coins, handicrafts, jewellery and much more, dating back to the Harappa era, the museum gives an insight into the rural culture of Punjab.

Located in the Machiwara town of Ludhiana, this Gurudwara is believed to be the same place from where Guru Gobind Singh drank water from a well and then slept here afterwards.

Popularly known as Purana Qila, this 500-year-old historic fort was built by the legendary Muslim ruler Sikander Lodhi and now serves as a city landmark.

Home to animals like the chinkara, black buck, rabbit, and bird species like parakeet, partridge, cuckoo etc., Deer Park is just the place to be at if you’re looking to spend some time in the lap of nature.

With so many local markets like Chaura Bazaar, Akal Ghar market and Mochpura Bazaar as well as sprawling malls like West End Mall, Pavilion Mall and MBD Mall, you’ll be spoilt for choice while shopping in Ludhiana.

Hardy’s World is located on NH5 (Ludhiana-Jalandhar GT Road) and has been attracting a huge number of people from years. The amusement and water park also offers yummy delicacies.