Haryana, or as it’s famously called, ‘The Abode of God’, is a central piece of one of the major epics to India’s name, the Mahabharata. This land is where the prominent Kurukshetra War was fought. Just like the two armies on either ends of the battle field, Haryana has a major agriculture sector of wheat, rice, and sugarcane, alongside which tourists can see industrialization on a large scale. The State boasts of glorious landscapes and elegant architecture, which harmonize to form what is the essence of Haryana. With a variety of awe-inspiring forts, frequented museums, and historical monuments, tourists can get a feel of heritage holidays, and still have a unique time, by staying at a farmstay in Haryana, and partaking in daily farming activities. The State lights up during Lohri, as the festival is celebrated with pomp and splendor. Eat heartwarming rajma chawal and get your fix of health and dessert by gorging on some delicious pinni laddoos. Haryana bridges the gap between rural and urban India, giving tourists the best of both worlds.