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Tiger Safari Zoo is one of the best places for a weekend trip with family and friends. It is a perfect destination for people interested in wildlife safari, jungle trekking, wildlife sightseeing, and more. Located around 6 kms away from the main city of Ludhiana on the GT road on the Ludhiana- Jalandhar highway, this place is worth spending time at. The rich flora and fauna of this park is spread over an area of 25 acres and offers the views of animals like black buck, Sambhar, rabbits, peacocks, etc. The majestic tigers can be spotted here too as they move freely in the protected areas of the jungle. Tiger Safari is something that every tourist must try upon visiting here.

This magnificent temple is believed to be around 400 years old and is located in the Old Ludhiana, attracting tourists from all over the world. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and every year during Shivratri, pilgrims from distant areas visit this temple to offer holy water of River Ganges to the idol of Lord Shiva. During Shivratri, the temple witnesses long queues, waiting to catch a glimpse of Lord Shiva. A lot of people take a difficult journey of Kanwar from Haridwar to Ludhiana to offer holy water of River Ganges to Shivalingams.

Hardy’s World Amusement Park is one among the most famous places to visit in Ludhiana, which offers tourists a gala time with their family and friends. Once here people can indulge in the joy of theme parties, joy rides, ice-skating, artificial snowfall, water sports, and more. There are cafes, restaurants, shopping complex, and clubs inside the park to take after the needs of tourists. Hardy’s World is India’s third largest Indoor Snow City, which offers a great fun to the people of all ages.

The Gurudwara Charankanwal Sahib Machhiwara is of great importance to the Sikh community, who believes that the place where the Gurudwara is constructed is the same spot where Guru Gobind Singh rested while fighting against the massive Mughal force. It is believed that he had a sip of water here and met his three devotees, Dharam Singh, Daga Singh, and Manu Singh, who joined him in the fight. The Gurudwara Charankanwal Sahib Machhiwara is located 35 kms away from the main city and is marked by a religious fair, held every year in the memory of Guru Gobind Singh.

This beautiful rose garden was established in 1967, over an area of 30 acres with more than 17,000 plants and 1,600 varieties of roses. It is one of the largest rose gardens in Asia, which serves open for the visitors from morning till evening. The blooming surroundings of this park are worth viewing, especially for people who love roses and really like to check its varieties that are spread here across a vast expanse of land. The garden organizes a Rose festival every year to offer a priceless display of flowers to the flower lovers all across the city.

Built in the memory of war soldiers who fought different battles, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum was constructed by the Punjab Government in the year 1999. Spread across four acres of land on the GT road in Ludhiana, the museum pay homage to the soldiers and educate people about their role in the defense. The prime attraction of the museum is the majestic statue of Maharaja Ranjit Singh sitting proudly on a throne in the entrance of the museum. The museum has 12 different galleries, including Ancient History Gallery, Post Independence History Gallery, War Hero’s Gallery, Air Force and Navy Gallery, and more. Every evening a light and sound show is organized in the lawn outside the building, narrating a story of war heroes and their role in the war.