Ludhiana Sightseeing

Visitors are transported to ancient times when they visit iconic places like Lodhi Fort and Phillaur Forts, making it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the rich history and culture of India.

Top Attractions in Ludhiana

Phillaur Fort: This historical fort is built on European architecture and has an extensive moat around it. The fort has four bastions, two watchtowers, tall gates, and a high wall of 4.7 meters, making it ideal for military operations. Tourists can visit the Dargah inside the fort or enjoy the lush green golf course outside.

Clock Tower: Also known as "Ghanta Ghar," the Victoria Memorial Clock Tower is a prime landmark of Ludhiana. This tower was erected to mark the occasion of the silver jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign and was inaugurated in 1906 by Sir Charles Montgomery.

Leisure Valley: This beautiful garden is perfect for morning joggers who love to jog through the concrete pathways surrounded by manicured gardens and colourful flowers. The park is open from early morning and is a great place to relax and unwind.

Shri Krishna Mandir: This temple is spread across 500 sq. ft (46.45 square meters) and has more than 520 statues, including the prominent statue of Lord Hanuman, which is 37 feet (0.01 km) high. The temple celebrates three festivals in the year — Janam Ashtami, Dushera, and Shivratri.

Punjab Heritage Museum: This two-story building showcases artefacts from the 18th and 19th centuries and is inspired by Copenhagen's open-air museum. The museum has a special attraction, the rich Punjabi Phulkari work displayed in the Phulkari section, and traditional musical instruments such as tumba, sarangi, vanjhali, and nagar.

Ludhiana Zoo: Established in 1993, this nature lover's paradise is famous for its Tiger Safari. Visitors can experience the thrill of being taken inside the dense forest in one of the safari buses.