Haryana

Haryana, being an agricultural state, has simple crafts like pottery, embroidery and weaving. Haryana’s sculptures and murals have influence of the Persian and Mughal styles. Phulkari art, which showcases different motifs of humans, birds, flowers, stitched on colourful cloth are famous worldwide. Bagh, a colourful art done on khaddar, depicts designs of elephants, the sun, the moon, crops, houses and much more, done on coarse cotton cloth with thick threads. Panipat is famous for its handloom.Haryana is famous for Mudhas (round woven stools) and chairs made of sarkanda (a reed). The clay pitchers from Jhajjar are famous as they give a sweet taste to the water stored in them. The other crafts of Haryana are Chope (Shawl), Dhurries, Paintings and theatre.

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Heritage and History:

Discover Haryana's rich historical legacy, from its association with ancient Indian epics like the Mahabharata to its historic towns and landmarks. Explore the Kurukshetra battlefield and delve into the state's connection to Lord Krishna.

Culture and Festivals:

Experience the vibrant culture of Haryana through its traditional music, dance forms like the energetic Bhangra and graceful Phag Dance, and colorful festivals such as Teej and Holi. Immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of Haryanvi communities.

Agricultural Heartland:

Explore the agricultural heartland of India in Haryana, known for its extensive farmlands, including the Golden Temple of Wheat in Karnal. Learn about modern farming techniques and the state's contributions to India's food security.

Adventure and Wildlife:

Embark on outdoor adventures in Haryana's lush green landscapes. Visit Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, home to numerous bird species, and experience the thrill of rock climbing in the Aravalli Hills. The state offers a variety of opportunities for nature enthusiasts.