You will find many places to visit in North India, one of which is Ludhiana of Punjab, which is also known as the home of industries. Due to its historical, religious, and cultural importance, it attracts everyone's attention. Here you will get to see more than one scenic spot which will settle in your mind forever. Along with this, the taste of the food here also compels everyone to come here. Ludhiana is known for its hospitality and because of this, everyone likes to visit here again. So today in this episode we are going to give you information about the major places of Ludhiana which can be visited. Let's know about these places...

Lodhi Fort
Lodhi Fort is one of the forts around Ludhiana in Punjab. Locally known as Purana Quila, this grand structure is now in ruins but still mesmerizes tourists with its age-old beauty. Despite being turned into ruins, the place still reflects the beautiful architecture of the Mughal era, making it one of the must-visit places in Ludhiana.

Phillaur Fort
Phillaur Fort is one of the best places to visit in Ludhiana that is preferred by tourists. This fort is a beautiful architectural fort designed by Dewan Mokam Chand who was the general of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. This fort looks very attractive and wonderful to see. You can visit it during your trip to Ludhiana, surely you will like this fort.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum
If you come to Ludhiana for a walk, then definitely visit Maharana Ranjit Singh Museum. This museum is located on GT Road. And it is named after Maharaja Ranjit Singh. This museum not only pays tribute to the soldiers but also educates the citizens of India about the defense of the country. A majestic statue of Maharaja Ranjit Singh proudly sitting on a throne welcomes you as soon as you enter the museum. It has 12 galleries with several sections like Ancient History Gallery, Post Independence, History Gallery, War Hero's Gallery, Air Force, and Navy Gallery. The main hall has photographs of various Chakra winners, Chief Marshals, Generals, and Admirals of Punjab.

Alamgir
Alamgir village is situated about 10 km from the central city of Ludhiana. The main attraction of this village is Shrimanji Sahib Gurudwara, commonly known as Alamgir Gurudwara. This place has great importance in the historical background of Sikhism. The langar hall of Sri Manji Sahib is one of the largest langar halls of all Sikh shrines, with the capacity to serve hundreds of people at a time free of cost. Like all other Sikh pilgrimage sites, the Alamgir Gurdwara offers supreme cleanliness and peace. Gurudwara Manji Sahib is a pilgrimage center as well as a tourist destination.

Tiger Safari
Tiger Safari is known to be a major tourist destination of Ludhiana, preferred by the people located in Ludhiana. This Tiger Safari is very much liked by nature lovers. After visiting here, you can see different species of animals very closely. You can go on this tiger safari tour with your family and children. Surely it will be very much liked by you and your family.

Nehru Rose Garden
Nehru Rose Garden was established in 1967. This place is perfect for spending time with family and kids and is the largest park in Asia. This garden is spread over 27 acres and has 17000 plants, including more than 1600 varieties of roses. The Rose Festival is celebrated here every year, to see which thousands of tourists come from far and wide.

Hardy's World Amusement Park
This water-themed park is extremely popular among adventure lovers with more than 20 thrill rides like Roller Coaster, Sun and Moon, Pendulum, and Motorcycle. Located 7 km from Ludhiana, it is one of the most important water-themed parks in Punjab. It is situated on the Ludhiana-Jalandhar Highway in a large area of parkland. Located 7 km from Ludhiana, it is the most important water theme park in Punjab. The park is divided into two – dry and waterpark, which has something to offer for all age groups.

Gurdwara Charankaval Sahib Machhiwada
Gurudwara Charankaval Sahib is a beautiful architectural Gurdwara located in Ludhiana, Punjab State, situated on the Ludhiana-Chandigarh Highway. An annual fair is organized here in December. Guru Gobind Singh is said to have fled to the forest of Machhiwada when Aurangzeb's army opposed him and took a rest under a tree there. Tourists also go to visit this Gurudwara.

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