Patiala, one of the most visisted cities in Punjab, is located around the Qila Mubarak in Southeastern Punjab. It was established in 1763 by Sidhu Jet Chieftain “Baba Ala Singh”. The 4th largest city in Punjab was designed and developed in adherence to temple architecture. It has emerged as a significant centre of sports and education in the state. It hosts Raja Bhalindra sports complex, Yadavindra sports stadium, polo ground, Rink Hall, National Institute of Sports and Dhruv Pandav Cricket Stadium. Patiala is a tourist destination palace many tourists visit the Patiala to see the Punjabi culture. October to February is regarded as the best time to visit this city.
How to reach Patiala?
- Chandigarh Airport
- Ludhiana Airport
- Patiala Railway Station
Which are the major historical attractions in Patiala?
- Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib
- Kali Temple
- Baradari Garden
- Qila Mubarak Complex
- Moti Bagh Palace
- Qila Bahadurgarh
- Rajindera Kothi
- Lachman JHoola
- Sheesh Mahal
- Darbar hall & Museum
- Dukh Nivaran Sahib Sarovar
- Bahadurgarh Fort
- National Institute of Sports
What are the famous hotels in Patiala?
- Eagle Hotel
- Hotel Eqbal Inn
- Hotel Balsons
- Harman
- Neemrana’s Baradari Palace
- Mohan Continental
- Hotel Bombay Residency
- Polo Club
- Hotel Narain Continental
Why is Patiala known as the Royal City?
Patiala is known as the Royal city for its royal places with rich culture and heritage sites and its historical background. The city is a perfect combination of Rajput, Mughal and Punjabi culture. Maharajas of Patiala is actually famous for its ‘Peg’ and ‘Pagri ‘ included the Patiala Shahi turban, Paranda, Patiala Salwar, Patiala Peg, Reshmi Naale, and Jutti, foodstuff, folk songs, dances including Gidha and also Bhangra it is traditions and also culture. This city is renowned for its huge palaces, religious places, ancient gardens and some of the best academic institutes. Some of the famous markets in Patiala include Adalat Bazaar, Arena Barna Bazaar, Anardana Chowk, old Qila Mubarak Market, Sheran Wala Bazaar, Dharmpura Market, Chandi Chowk and main Bazaar Tripuri. These markets are famous for its traditional Punjabi embroidered suits, Dupattas, Punjabi Juttis, Parandas along with handicrafts, books, and accessories, coloured Nalas some other products are available. Patiala is also famous for its colorful clothes and dresses.
