SurajKund Mela

A splash of colours, rhythm of drum beats and joy de-vivre merge at Surajkund in Faridabad, Haryana during the first fortnight of each February

Shah Quli Khan's Tomb

Situated in Narnaul, the tomb is built in grey stone mixed with red sandstone presenting a remarkable appearance

This tomb is among the very few monuments where kankar blocks have been used along with red standstone, located in Sonipat

The Sultanpur National Park is lush with trees, shrubs and clusters of bougainvillea, located in Gurugram

late 16th century palace, fortification, and artificial lake

also known as Birbal ka Chatta, is a historical monument located in Narnaul

A Glimpse Surajkund Mela Gathering

Shree Sarsai Nath Mandir

Description: It was built by Sarsai Nath, a saint of Nath sect, followers of Shiva, who is said to have meditated here. This place is held in high esteem by the people of the area. An inscription of Bhoja, the Pratihara ruler was found at Sirsa. It records that Nilkantha,a saint of Pashupati sect constructed the temple of Yogisvara (Shiva) made of burnt bricks and thick slabs of stones with a golden Shikara. Though no remains of this temple have been found, yet it indicates that Saivism and Pashupati sect flourished here at Sirsa during the 8th and 9th centuries.
Mughal Emperor ShahJahan visited the Dera Baba Sarsai Nath for blessings for his ailing son. The emperor built a dome and donated land to the temple. A document in Arabic, in possession of Dera authorities testify emperor ShahJahan’s visit to the temple. The Dera has temples of Shiva and Durga.
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