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Hisar is one of the historical cities located in India where various dynasties ruled the city. This city is located in Haryana, 164 kilometres away from New Delhi, India and is also known for being named after a Sultan from Delhi. Hisar was ruled by the Maurya Dynasty, the Tughlaq dynasty, the Mughal dynasty and the Britishers in the 3rd Century, 14th century, 16th century and the 19th century respectively. Firoz Shah Tughlaq, who was the Sultan of Delhi from 1351 to 1388, named the city as Hisar-e-Firoza during his ruling and was later called as Hisar. This city is very famous amongst the historians and archaeologists as many pre-Harappan artefacts were excavated across the city.
Many great wars were witnessed in the city as the Mauryan King, Chandragupta Maurya, built his kingdom in Hisar where he fought against the Greeks along with the Second Battle of Tarain where Prithviraj Chauhan was defeated by the ruler Mohammad Ghori. Apart from Archaeological monuments, Hisar is also known for ancient temples located across the city and these temples were built by the rulers of Hisar. Various adventure sports camps and events are also organized by the state government and Haryana Tourism government where tourists get to explore the city and have fun with thrilling sports at the same time.
Best Time to Visit Hisar
The best time to visit Hisar is during winter between the months of October and March.
Tourist Attractions in Hisar
Hisar is home to several tourist destinations and is visited by tourists from all over the country. Some of the major tourist destinations include: OP Jindal Knowledge Center and Observatory (built in the memory of OP Jindal and is modeled after Seattle tower), Firoz Shah's Palace and Fort, St. Thomas Church, Agroha Dham (important religious place situated on the outskirts of the city, built in the honor of Maharaja Agrasena), Deer Park, Jahaz Kothi (a protected monument of historical prominence, the name means that the building looks like a 'jahaaz' i.e. a ship), Humayun's Mosque, Lat Ki Masjid, and others.
Weather Of Hisar
The winter season in Hisar begins from the month of October and lasts till February. Temperature plummet to as low as 4°C and cold conditions engulf the city. Winter season is rated as the best time to visit the Hisar.
The summer season in Hisar lasts from April to June. Summers are taxing and hot conditions prevail with maximum temperature touching 40°C at times.
Hisar receives moderate rainfall between the months of July and September. After the scorching summers, rain generally provides relief to residents as well as tourists. Day temperatures drop but humid weather conditions prevail in the city during monsoon.
How to Reach Hisar
By Air : Domestic and International flights to and from Indira Gandhi Airport, Delhi are available.
By Rail : Hisar is on Railway map with broad gauze line from Delhi/New Delhi railway station via Rohtak- Bhiwani and onwards to some cities of Punjab.
By Road : Hisar is about 170 km. from New Delhi on National Highway No. 9. Buses are available for Hisar every 15 minutes from the Inter State Bus Terminus(ISBT) at New Delhi via Bhadurgarh-Rohtak.
Haryana Tourism offers numerous options for sightseeing and exploration. This state is home to numerous monuments and palaces, tombs and temples. If you love exploring religious places, then there is ample scope for that here. Haryana is also home to cities like Gurgaon which boasts incredible water and amusement parks. There are public parks, museums and lakes which are great for planning an outing with your family and friends. Besides, it has a lively folk culture which is reflected in its music, arts, dance and festivals. A visitor immediately falls in love with its lush green landscape and the rustic beauty of its countryside.
