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About Ludhiana

Ludhiana, Punjab’s largest city, offers a rich blend of history, culture, and nature, making it an engaging destination for sightseeing. Within the city, one can visit the majestic Phillaur fort and the Lodhi Fort, an ancient structure that speaks of the region’s royal past .

Named “India’s Manchester” by the BBC & is the commercial capital of Punjab. It stands on the old bank of Sutlej River Ludhiana on the 48th position among the top 100 smart cities the city has been ranked as one of the easiest cities in India for business according to the World Bank.

Places of interest in Ludhiana

Maharaja Ranjit war museum

The Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum in Ludhiana, established in 1999 by the Punjab government, spans four acres along GT Road. Visitors are greeted by a majestic statue of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, flanked by tanks, anti-aircraft guns, a Sukhoi jet, and a model of INS Vikrant inside, twelve immersive galleries—History, War Heroes, Uniforms, Air Force & Navy, Kargil and more—display medals, busts, weapons and vivid battle depictions. A popular light-and-sound show brings India’s freedom struggle to life, honoring Punjabi valor This 500 year old fort built by Sikander Lodhi is a huge and magnificent structure located on the banks of the river Sutlej.

Punjab agricultural university

A world of its own, the Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) in Ludhiana spans around 1,220 acres of main campus, complemented by over 4,600 acres across research stations. It features modern smart classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, a central library, and a 12-bed hospital. Residential facilities include separate Wi-Fi hostels for boys, girls, and international students. A sprawling 35-acre sports complex boasts a velodrome, swimming pool, astroturf hockey stadium, and courts for multiple games Landscaped gardens, an open-air theatre, auditoria, cafes, and vibrant seasonal tree-lined walkways create a lively, nurturing campus ambience. It is well worth a visit during your stay. 

Nehru Rose Garden

Nehru Rose Garden in Ludhiana, established in 1967, spans approximately 27–30 acres and features over 17,000 plants with 1,600 rose varieties, making it one of Asia’s largest rose gardens. It offers beautifully landscaped lawns, musical fountains, pathways, a planetarium, mini-zoo, and boat rides on an artificial pool. The Mattewara Forest and Deer Park offer peaceful escapes amidst greenery and wildlife. Adventure seekers can head to Hardy’s World, an amusement and water park, or experience the thrill of spotting big cats at the Tiger Safari Zoo nearby. A stroll through the bustling Chaura Bazaar is perfect for soaking in local flavours and shopping for traditional Punjabi goods. Ludhiana is also famous for the woollens and has a market where top quality products can be found.

Other places on interest include, Canal road, Wollen factories & outlets, Welcome palace road.

Other attractions in Ludhiana

Adventure seekers can head to Hardy’s World, an amusement and water park, or experience the thrill of spotting big cats at the Tiger Safari Zoo nearby. 

A stroll through the bustling Chaura Bazaar is perfect for soaking in local flavours and shopping for traditional Punjabi goods. 
Shopping

Ludhiana is also famous for the woollens and has a market where top quality products can be found. Woolen street is very near to CMC.

Other places of interest include, Ancestral House of Shaheed Sukhdev Thapar near CMC,  Welkom Palalce Road, Canal road, Sunview upbeat European style Market (https://sunviewplaza.com/).

Malls-Pavillion, Westend, MBD

Wollen factories & outlets, Welcome palace road.

Phillaur fort

The Phillaur Fort, which now houses a police academy and reflects the grandeur of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s era, is an impressive historical structure built during Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s reign. Originally constructed as a serai by Shah Jahan, it was later converted into a military fort by the Maharaja to guard against British advances. Designed with European influence, the fort resembles an irregular polygon with strong bastions and high walls. Today, Phillaur Fort remains a testament to Punjab’s rich heritage.

For history and war enthusiasts, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum and the Punjab Agricultural University Museum provide glimpses into Punjab’s military and rural heritage.

Places of interest in Amritsar (2 and half hours)

Group tours will be available

Amritsar, the spiritual and cultural heart of Punjab, is only about three hours drive from Ludhiana. It is a must-visit destination renowned for its rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere. Amritsar, the spiritual and cultural heart of Punjab, is a vibrant city known for its rich heritage and warm atmosphere.

Golden temple

At its centre lies the magnificent Golden Temple, or Harmandir Sahib, which attracts millions with its stunning architecture, sacred pool, and the world’s largest community kitchen, the Langar. It is the holiest shrine of Sikhism and a symbol of spiritual and architectural splendor. Surrounded by the sacred Amrit Sarovar, its gleaming gold-plated structure attracts millions of devotees and tourists worldwide. The temple’s stunning marble work, intricate inlays, and peaceful atmosphere inspire devotion and harmony. It also hosts the world’s largest free community kitchen, the Langar, serving thousands daily, embodying Sikh values of equality and service.

Jallianwala Bagh

Jallianwala Bagh, located near the Golden Temple in Amritsar, is a poignant reminder of India’s struggle for freedom. On April 13, 1919, British troops under General Dyer fired on a peaceful gathering of men, women, and children celebrating Baisakhi, killing over 400 and injuring thousands. The garden still bears bullet marks on its walls and has the Martyrs’ Well, into which many people jumped to escape the gunfire. Today, it is a national memorial with landscaped lawns, a museum, galleries, and an eternal flame that commemorates the innocent lives lost. The site stands as a powerful symbol of sacrifice, resilience, and the brutal impact of colonial rule, inspiring generations to value freedom and justice.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum

Gobindgarh fort

The historic Gobindgarh Fort brings the city’s military history alive with engaging museums, cultural shows, and live performances.It is a historic military fort built in the 18th century by Maharaja Ranjit Singh to protect the city. Once an important stronghold, it now serves as a heritage site and cultural hub. Visitors can explore its museums, ancient architecture, live cultural performances, and 7D shows that showcase Punjab’s vibrant history and Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s legacy.

Wagah Border

Phillaur fort

The Phillaur Fort, which now houses a police academy and reflects the grandeur of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s era, is an impressive historical structure built during Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s reign. Originally constructed as a serai by Shah Jahan, it was later converted into a military fort by the Maharaja to guard against British advances. Designed with European influence, the fort resembles an irregular polygon with strong bastions and high walls. Today, Phillaur Fort remains a testament to Punjab’s rich heritage.

For history and war enthusiasts, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum and the Punjab Agricultural University Museum provide glimpses into Punjab’s military and rural heritage.

Just beyond the city, the Wagah Border offers an unforgettable experience with its energetic Beating Retreat ceremony held every evening. The Wagah Border is the only road crossing between India and Pakistan. It is famous for the daily Wagah-Attari border ceremony, a spectacular display of military pageantry and patriotic fervor. Every evening, soldiers from India’s BSF and Pakistan’s Rangers perform a synchronized, high-energy flag-lowering ceremony, cheered on by crowds on both sides, symbolizing both rivalry and unity amidst strict security.

Durgiana temple

The beautiful Durgiana Temple and the ancient Ram Tirath Temple, connected to the Ramayana, add to the city’s spiritual charm. The Durgiana Temple, also known as Lakshmi Narayan Temple, is a prominent Hindu shrine in Amritsar, Punjab. Resembling the Golden Temple’s architecture, it is dedicated to Goddess Durga and also enshrines deities like Lakshmi and Vishnu. Built in the early 20th century by Harsai Mal Kapoor, the temple is surrounded by a sacred tank, attracting devotees for its peaceful atmosphere and religious significance.

For shopping Amritsar’s bustling markets like Hall Bazaar and Katra Jaimal Singh are ideal for shopping for Phulkari embroidery and traditional Punjabi juttis.

Places of interest in Chandigarh (2 hours)

Chandigarh, India’s first planned city, is a perfect blend of modern architecture, lush green spaces, and vibrant culture. The iconic Rock Garden, crafted from industrial waste by Nek Chand, is a must-visit for its quirky sculptures and artistic pathways.

Rock garden

The Rock Garden of Chandigarh is a mesmerizing 40-acre open-air sculpture garden conceived by Nek Chand from 1957 using recycled industrial and household waste With over 2,000 concrete figures—animals, dancers, village scenes—set amidst interlinked courtyards, mosaics, waterfalls, and a dolls’ museum, it’s structured as a whimsical “lost kingdom” in 14 chambers. Discovered in 1975, it now welcomes thousands of daily visitors, symbolizing sustainability and creative reuse.

Sukhana lake

Just nearby, Sukhna Lake offers serene boat rides and beautiful views of the Shivalik Hills, making it a favorite spot for morning joggers and evening strolls. Located at the foothills of the Shivalik range in Chandigarh, is a serene man-made reservoir created in 1958. Spread over three square kilometers, it’s a popular spot for boating, walking, and birdwatching. The lake attracts migratory birds and offers breathtaking sunrise and sunset views. Its well-maintained promenade, jogging tracks, and seasonal festivals make it a favorite recreational spot for locals and tourists seeking peace and natural beauty.

Rose Garden

The city’s famous Rose Garden, Asia’s largest, blooms with thousands of rose varieties and hosts an annual festival each spring. Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, commonly known as Rose Garden Chandigarh, is Asia’s largest rose garden, spread over 30 acres in Sector 16. Established in 1967 and named after India’s former President Dr. Zakir Hussain, it features over 1,600 varieties of roses and thousands of trees, shrubs, and medicinal plants. The garden’s beautifully landscaped lawns, fountains, and walking paths attract nature lovers, joggers, and tourists alike.

Capitol complex

For architecture enthusiasts, the Capitol Complex—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—showcases the genius of Le Corbusier through its Open Hand Monument, Secretariat, and High Court. The Capitol Complex is an architectural masterpiece designed by Le Corbusier. It houses the High Court, Secretariat, and Legislative Assembly of Punjab and Haryana. Spread over 100 acres, this modernist marvel represents Le Corbusier’s vision of open, functional civic spaces. Iconic features include the Open Hand Monument, Tower of Shadows, and Geometric Hill, all symbolizing peace, democracy, and the spirit of modern India’s planned architecture.

Leisure Valley, a stretch of interconnected gardens, and the tranquil Pinjore Gardens on the outskirts add to Chandigarh’s charm

Pinjore Garden

Pinjore Garden, also known as Yadavindra Gardens, is a historic 17th-century Mughal-style garden located in Pinjore, near Chandigarh. Spanning 100 acres, it was built by Nawab Fidai Khan, architect to Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The garden features beautiful terraced lawns, cascading fountains, pavilions, and shaded pathways lined with flowering trees. Its royal charm attracts visitors year-round, especially during the Pinjore Mango Fair and Baisakhi Festival, making it a perfect blend of history, nature, and leisure.

Flights available from Ludhiana (from aug-Sept 2025, Amritsar (180 min) , Chandigarh (120 min) , Adampur (Jalandhar)-60 minutes.

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