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Rohtak Tourism

The Heart of Haryana, Rohtak is situated just 70 kms away from the Heart of the India, Delhi and happens to be a part of the National Capital Region (NCR). There have been many rumours regarding the name of the city and its origins. With evidence suggesting that the old town is as old as the Indus Valley Civilization, Rohtak has turned out to be a city of fascination.

The district of Rohtak is divided into two parts; Rohtak and Meham. The city of Rohtak, however, is 250 kms southwards to the state capital Chandigarh on the NH9. As a strategy to obtain cheaper infrastructure loans, Rohtak has joined to be a part of the NCR. This has made way for a steady pace development while preserving the historical importance of the City at the same time.

Rohtak is a city with a long-standing history that is preserved in its abandoned yet fostered ruins. Rohtak has some of the most beautiful lakes like the Bhindawas Lake and the Tilyar Lake. Tilyar lake complex houses a zoo in its vast compound which makes up for a great outing. Rohtak also entertains the fun-loving folks too with the Splash Water Park which promises of all the fun time one can have. Rohtak is not so prominent in India's Tourism, but the celebration and heritage of Rohtak are waiting to be uncovered to the world of travellers.

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History

One of the legends says that the place was found by Vedic people in search of shelter and named it Rohitashgarh which eventually became Rohtak. Some sources also state that the name of the region may have been a result of the density of the tree Rohtaka in the area. Not only is the name of the city a fascination to historians, but the city itself also acts as a museum with various findings all around the place. Rohtak holds heritage from the Vedic, the Christian, the Medival and the British era. Moreover, Rohtak identifies to be a place mentioned in the Mythological Epic, Mahabharata known as Rohitika. That surely makes it more interesting.

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All the important attractions in Rohtak can be covered in a day such as the Sites of Meham, Tilyar lake and Rohtak zoo. You can stay in the Tilyar resort or other accommodation services in the city and tour the city for an in-depth understanding of the historical city by visiting other attractions like the Splash Water Park, Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, Bhindawas Lake and Asthal Bohar.

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How to Reach Rohtak

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Rohtak is well-connected to all the major cities via roadways and is located at a distance of 80 km from Delhi. The city also has a railway station of its own; Rohtak Junction (ROK). The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), 66 km away.

How to reach Rohtak by flight

The closest airport is the Indira Gandhi International airport (DEL), New Delhi at a distance of about 66 Km. The easiest way to reach Rohtak is by taking the Airport Line Metro to New Delhi stop and then board a train from the New Delhi Railway Station which is right beside the Metro station.

How to reach Rohtak by road

Rohtak can be easily reached via road from Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, New Delhi and other nearby cities. Rohtak lies near the national highway 9

How to reach Rohtak by train

Rohtak is well connected with the major cities through the Rohtak Junction (ROK). Several people commute to and from Delhi for colleges or offices every day.

Local transport in Rohtak

Taxis and Auto Rikshaws prove to be a pretty convenient mode of transportation within the city. Some cabs also run between the nearby cities which makes it very easy and a pocket-friendly way to explore the city surroundings. Local buses are the most common transport services that are used by the locals as well as the Tourists.

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Suhaili Gate of the Rohtak Fort, 1870; photographed by Joseph David Beglar.

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What is the best time to visit Rohtak?

Rohtak has pleasant weather from November to February during the winter season. Summer in Rohtak quite hot and the Monsoon season witnesses an average rainfall making it difficult to traverse between attractions. Indeed the true hues of Rohtak reveal only during the festivals like Teej, Lohri, Basant Panchami, etc. and a trip to Rohtak during such celebrations are always memorable.
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What is the best way to reach Rohtak?

Rohtak is well-connected to all the major cities via roadways and is located at a distance of 80 km from Delhi. The city also has a railway station of its own; Rohtak Junction (ROK). The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), 66 km away.

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What are the things to do in Rohtak?

The top things to do in Rohtak are Asthal Bohar Math, Meham, Bhindawas Lake, Tilyar Lake, Durga Bhawan Mandir, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. You can see all the places to visit in Rohtak here

What are the places near Rohtak?

The top places near to Rohtak are Delhi which is 64 km from Rohtak, Agra which is located 235 km from Rohtak, Jaipur which is located 234 km from Rohtak, Shimla which is located 251 km from Rohtak, Nainital which is located 282 km from Rohtak

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sonu kumar

on Splash Water Park 2 years ago
Not a good, i visited today 3.7.22., its look like a village pound, Rs. of food, drinking items is very high from outside market, i. e. Coldrink 300 ml glass is 30 rs., chowmin small plate is 70 rs, (Read More)water bottle is 1 ltr is rs 30, all eatable Itmes are very coastly, so i not advice to visit here, that's not a good,
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