About Haryana
The name Haryana has a distinct meaning – the Abode of God. In Sanskrit, Hari means God and ayana is home. And in this land of God, the guests are treated as Gods too!
The vibrant state of Haryana presents a vivid kaleidoscope of diverse landscapes, showcasing magnificent archaeology, and celebrating art and culture. A state that has transcended on a journey and preserved the best of both the worlds – the footprints of the bygone eras and a futuristic vision.
Haryana is unique in many ways. The land has been referred to as 'the heaven on the earth' in an ancient Sanskrit inscription. The Indus Valley and Vedic civilizations flourished here. Haryana has also witnessed several historical battles, including the battles at Panipat and has lent canvas for the epic battle of Mahabharata at Kurukshetra.
Kurukshetra, a city where history and legend come together...a city of myths, great battles and empires… A city whereLord Krishna preached His Philosophy of 'Karma' as enshrined in the Holy Bhagwad-Gita to Arjuna at Jyotisar. Here lies a confluence of profound streams of faiths like Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism.
The vibrant state of Haryana presents a vivid kaleidoscope of diverse landscapes, showcasing magnificent archaeology, and celebrating art and culture. A state that has transcended on a journey and preserved the best of both the worlds – the footprints of the bygone eras and a futuristic vision.
Haryana is unique in many ways. The land has been referred to as 'the heaven on the earth' in an ancient Sanskrit inscription. The Indus Valley and Vedic civilizations flourished here. Haryana has also witnessed several historical battles, including the battles at Panipat and has lent canvas for the epic battle of Mahabharata at Kurukshetra.
Kurukshetra, a city where history and legend come together...a city of myths, great battles and empires… A city whereLord Krishna preached His Philosophy of 'Karma' as enshrined in the Holy Bhagwad-Gita to Arjuna at Jyotisar. Here lies a confluence of profound streams of faiths like Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism.
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