Jalandhar Sights and Landmarks Guide, India

Jalandhar, Beauty Intertwined with Style

Meeting point of conventionalism and modernism, Jalandhar is the knockout of Punjab.  Jalandhar is the origin of numerous religious beliefs about a century old.  Outstanding among the various religious monuments is the Old Imran Mausoleum.  This fort or temple is carved in the finest manner.  Jamma Masjid does not require any explanation as it is the symbol of teamwork and dedication dating 400 years back. 

 Another attractive placement is St. Mary’s Cathedral.  Many temples gather near the city and the most prevalent among them is the Devi Talab Mandir that is adorned by a stupendous water tank and proves to be 200 years old.  Tulsi Mandir also accounts to be of the same value and beauty.  You can have a memorable journey to Shaheed-E-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh Museums treasuring many remains of the royal family.  

 Wonderland is the choicest entertainment park you can have in India.  Jalandhar is also clambered up with many gardens and lakes.  You can also visit the modern Pushpa Gujral Science City.  Among the restaurants, Haveli is the best one that relaxes your mind with the age-old cuisines melting on your taste buds.  Sightseeing becomes eminent at the end of the year.  At this time, you can join the Harballabh Fair that portrays an ideal match of classical music comprising vocal and instrumental.

 Baba Sodal Temple is quite famous for its mythical base and an annual fair, actually a Grand fair conducted on the day of the death anniversary, commemorating the God who was supposed to be a baby boy.  This fair is colorful enough to blow your mind and ease your inner feelings.  Conducted in September, women pilgrims are the ones who participate in the custom of offerings flowers and fruits to the God.  You can call it an Indian fiesta, holding up Indian culture and tradition.