 About Haryana
The small state of
Haryana, spread over
an area of over
44,000 square
kilometers, was
founded in 1966 when
the former state of
Punjab was divided
into Haryana and the
modern Punjab. It is
both the oldest and
most modern of
places. Most of
tourists who come to
India pass through
Haryana, the state
that surrounds Delhi
on three sides, the
capital of the
country, and whose
highways lead to
Agra, Rajasthan, and
Himachal Pradesh.
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 Adventure
Haryana Tourism
catapulted into the
arena of Adventure
Sport with the
forming if its
Adventure Club in
November ,1991. And
Adventure sport had
begun. The objective
is to provide the
young people with
opportunities to
realize their
physical and mental
potential by
overcoming
challenges and
obstacles.
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 Cuisines
Haryanvi cuisine is
like the people of
Haryana-simple,
robust and
inextricably linked
to the land. In
Haryana, the accent
is on food that is
wholesome, fresh and
prepared with little
or no fuss at all.
Food always evolves
out of a certain
cultural context.
The simpler the
culture or
civilization, so too
the cuisine which is
uncomplicated and
essentially implies
sustenance. However,
Haryana with its
essentially agrarian
culture, has
retained a
simplicity in its
cuisine.
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 Fairs & Festivals
Baisakhi
(13th
April ) at
Yadavindra Gardens,
Pinjore
The Harvest Festival
of Baisakhi is
unforgettable in
Northwest India. It
is one of the
liveliest moments of
celebration at the
Yadavindra Gardens,
Piniore.
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History
The Treatise written
by Manu, the
lawgiver in Indian
mythology,
designated Haryana
as Brahmavart from
where the
Brahmanical religion
and social system
grew up and spread
outwards to the rest
of the country. In a
sense, therefore,
one can say that
much of the Hindu
religion and society
was formed on the
flat, dry plains of
the present-day
Haryana.
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 Surajkund Craft Mela
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Surajkund Crafts is
an annual event that
highlight some of
the finest handloom
and handicraft
traditions of the
country.
From 1st to 15th
February rural India
basks in the warmth
of admiration at
Surajkund mela
village that lies
some 8 km from South
Delhi. The Mela also
celebrates the
rhythms of folk
theatre- and a theme
State that makes
each visitor marvel.
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