Here are nine of the most notable cities.

• 30.3781876.77671 Ambala — essentially a twin city consisting of Ambala Cantonment and Ambala City

• 28.4089177.317792 Faridabad — the largest city, just south of Delhi

• 28.459577.026643 Gurgaon — Delhi's burgeoning shopping and IT suburb

• 29.1491975.721654 Hisar — an important centre of education and steel production

• 29.6856976.990485 Karnal — anciently known as Angpradesh, the City of Karna

• 29.9695176.878286 Kurukshetra — holy city of Srimad Bhagwat Gita

• 28.890976.57967 Rohtak — a city with a very old historical background

• 28.99977.0278 Sonipat — ancient city known as Swarnaprastha

• 29.3909576.96359 Panipat — an ancient and historic city that is sometimes called The City of Weaver, also site of many battles

• 30.4356577.444651 Kalesar National Park, Haryana — home to the red jungle fowl and other bird species, this has become a bird-watcher's destination.
• 30.6872777.116382 Morni — a town in the Morni Hills
• 28.4613976.890833 Sultanpur National Park — a paradise for bird watchers

Haryana is a Hindu-dominated state that split off from largely Sikh Punjab in 1966. Haryana surrounds Delhi on three sides and is dominated by that city's suburban and commercial sprawl. The remainder of the state is largely agrarian, with few attractions to slow down the passing tourist.

By plane edit

Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is the closest airport. There are no airports with passenger service in Haryana. Hisar airport is new airport in haryana

By train edit

The railway network in Haryana is extensive, with the major stations being Ambala Cantonment, Panipat, Gurugram and Faridabad. Checking the train schedule and booking the tickets can be done on the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) website or on third-party websites and apps such as MakeMyTrip, RailYatri, Confirmtkt and ixigo.

By car edit

Haryana's roads are well connected to the neighboring states of Rajasthan, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. National Highways 1, 2, 8, and 10 pass through different parts of the state, making it easily accessible.

Typical dishes include kadhi pakora, besan masala roti, bajra aloo roti, churma, kheer, bathua raita, methi gajar, singri ki sabzi, and tamatar chutney.

Lassi and sherbet are two popular non-alcoholic beverages in Haryana.