Bathinda, known as the city of lakes, lies in the province of Punjab. It has a popular Thermal Plant, which is a wonderful, extensive space that draws in vacationers. It is likewise a most loved joint for local people, inferable
The Indian Army keeps up the Chetak Park in an unblemished condition and the perfect and common surroundings of the recreation center are a noteworthy fascination for guests. In the midst of lavish green yards and beautiful flowerbeds, officers prepared
On the Bhatinda-Mansa Road, at a separation of 29 km from Bhatinda is the area of the Maiser Khana Mandir. It is a sanctuary committed to the Goddess Jwala Ji and Durga. According to the legend, once there was a
On the off chance that you might want to invest some fun energy with your family and children then Bir Talab Zoo is the best place. The zoo is situated in the Bir Talab woods territory. It houses numerous kinds
It is a popular picnic spot and makes for a great half-day excursion. The Rose Garden in Bathinda is a 10-acre garden filled with a wide iety of beautiful roses. The best time to enjoy the blooms would be in
Worked in 1930, Bahia Fort once filled in as the formal living arrangement to the group of the armed force of Patiala. This stronghold was changed over into an extravagant inn in 1980 and was remodeled with a mix of
Lakhi Jungle is arranged 15 km from Bathinda close Goniana, while in transit to Muktsar. A woodland having old Gurudwara appreciated the Holy touches of Dhan Sahib Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj who Has created Sri Jap ji Sahib
The place gets its name from a notable occurrence. Master Gobind Singh, after the fights with Mughals at Chamkaur Sahib, Anandpur Sahib and Muktsar, went to the backwoods of Malwa. In the Talwandi Sabo, Guru Gobind took "Dam" or rest
Mazaar, Pir Baba Haji Rattan of Bhatinda city speaks to the multi-social aspect of Punjab. This place of love invites anybody from any religion. It is trusted that Bhatinda's Pir Baba takes care of a wide range of issues of
Arranged in the city of Bhatinda in Punjab, the Qila Mubarak is a landmark of incredible verifiable significance. The nearness of the fortification can be followed back to the period in the vicinity of 90 and 110 AD, and the