FARIDABAD TOURISM

Shirdi Sai Baba Temple in Faridabad is one of the most popular religious sites in the city that attracts visitors year-round. Built over an area of 3 acres, the beautifully designed temple with the main shrine and a large hall is made of white, green and yellow coloured marble stones.

Raja Nahar Singh Palace, also known as Ballabhgarh Fort Palace, is a heritage property named after the legendary Indian rebellion of 1857. The construction of this double-storeyed sandstone structure with Darbar-e-Aam, Rang Mahal, minarets and cupolas began during the reign of the Jat king Bao Balram in the 18th century and continued in phases till the mid-19th century. After the restoration work done by the well-known architectural restorer Aman Nath and his French partner Francis Wacziarg, this historical property has been converted into a popular motel-cum-restaurant that provides you a glimpse into the regal past of this region. The Kartik Cultural Festival held during the autumn season at this fort palace is a major crowd puller.

Nahar Singh Cricket Stadium is one of the popular places to visit in Faridabad that attracts visitors year-round, especially cricket buffs. Named after the famous Indian rebellion of 1857, the stadium was built in 1981 with 6 centre and 3 practice pitches and a seating capacity of 25,000 spectators.