About Ambala
Ambala situated in north-eastern Haryana, is said to have derived its name from the Goddess Bhawani Amba, whose ancient temple still exists in the City of Ambala. The district is divided into two main sections, the City and the Cantonment, which are almost 3 kilometers away from each other. The Cantonment area was founded during the reign of the British Military in 1843 and it currently houses an imperative part of the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force Base. It has a significant record of history when it comes to British colonization and tourists can witness this through places like Old British Cemetery and the century old Holy Redeemer Church. Ambala is also a hub for rare surgical equipment and technology, it is also known as the ‘City of Scientific Equipment’s.’ The best time to visit this underrated tourist location can be any time after the monsoons ceases.
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Top 10 Places to Visit in Ambala
Bhawani Amba Temple. Ambala, Haryana
1.1 km from Ambala - See map
Bhawani Amba Temple in Ambala is one of the oldest and significant holy places in Haryana, a temple dedicated to Goddess Amba. The date and period...
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Badshahi Bagh Gurudwara, Ambala, Haryana
2.1 km from Ambala - See map
Situated near the District Court of Ambala City, Badshahi Bagh Gurudwara is a central worship place for the Sikhs. This shrine is dedicated to the...
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Holy Redeemer Church, Ambala, Haryana
9.3 km from Ambala - See map
An excellent example of Gothic style of design and architecture Holy Redeemer Church was built under the British Raj when East India Company...
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Chattbir Zoo, Punjab
34 km from Ambala - See map
The zoological park which possesses nearly 100 of mammals, birds and reptile species is an interesting attraction nearby Patiala. Formerly the zoo...
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Sarkaria Cactus Garden, Haryana
44.2 km from Ambala - See map
Spread over 7 acres, The Sarkaria Cactus Garden is a beautiful and well maintained cactii garden in Panchkula, Sector 5. It has almost all the...
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Kansal and Nepli Forests, Chandigarh
46.2 km from Ambala - See map
Chandigarh is surrounded by 3245 hectares of hilly forest. Rest houses are dotted among the forests and there are antelopes, neelgais, hyena,...
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Le Corbusier Centre, Chandigarh
46.2 km from Ambala - See map
When Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru professed a desire for a new state capital for Punjab and Haryana that he said would be, "unfettered by the...
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Butterfly Park, Chandigarh
46.4 km from Ambala - See map
The Butterfly Park in Sector 26, the second in India, is a little known park of Chandigarh. This quaint park is beautiful and is a home to about...
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Rose Garden, Chandigarh
46.6 km from Ambala - See map
The Rose Garden is a major land mark in Chandigarh. Located in secor 16, Zakir Hussain Rose Garden is the perfect place to head to in early...
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ISKCON Temple - Chandigarh, Chandigarh
46.8 km from Ambala - See map
Dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha Rani, ISKCON temple is a place of worship for the followers of the International Society for Krishna...
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Qila Mubarak, Punjab
48.7 km from Ambala - See map
Qila Mubarak is the fine and exemplary piece of Sikh Palace Architecture. Initially Qila Mubarak was just a Mud Fort called “Kachigarhi”....
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International Dolls Museum, Chandigarh, Chandigarh
49.1 km from Ambala - See map
International Dolls Museum in Chandigarh is an interesting museum, which houses dolls and puppets from over 25 different countries. This museum...
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