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In Ludhiana for Diljit Dosanjh’s concert? 5 places you should see in this city
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In Ludhiana for Diljit Dosanjh’s concert? 5 places you should see in this city
So, you have snatched the tickets Diljit DosanjhConcert in Ludhiana? But wait—there’s more to this city than just its concerts! Ludhiana is a delightful blend of heritage, food and shopping. So, while you’re grooving to Diljit’s tune, why not explore these five gems in Punjab’s biggest city, especially on New Year!
Punjab Agricultural University Museum
Let’s start with a piece of Punjabi heritage. Located in the lush green campus of Punjab Agricultural University, this museum is like a time capsule of rural Punjab. From ancient farming equipment to traditional Punjabi attire, the museum gives us a glimpse of the agricultural and rural life of Punjab amid the era of rapid industrialization.
Phillaur Fort
Whether you are a history buff or not, Phillaur Fort is worth a visit. Originally built by the Mughals, it was later rebuilt as a fort under the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh and served as a British cantonment. Today it houses a police training academy. The architecture of the fort is an impressive blend of Mughal and Sikh influences.
Rakh Bagh Park
Do you need a respite from all the chaos of the city? Head to Rakh Bagh, a vast green space that is perfect for some downtime. You will find joggers and families strolling amidst its lush green surroundings. Many people also use this place to exercise. The ‘Rakh Bagh Express’, a mini-train running through the park is known for its colonial era charm.
Gurudwara Charan Kamal
For spiritual relaxation, Gurudwara Charan Kamal is a tranquil place steeped in history. Legend has it that Guru Gobind Singh Ji had stopped and rested here and left his footprints (hence the name “Charan Kamal”). The peaceful atmosphere of the Gurudwara provides a great start to your new year.
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Pavilion Mall
This is the shop-til-you-drop part of Ludhiana. Pavilion Mall is where you’ll find everything from big brands to unique local stores. Also, if you want a break from all that rich Punjabi food (though why would you?) the food court here is a lifesaver.
Who knows, your Ludhiana trip could become a blend of music, memories and much more.
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