VISIT AMBALA AND VIEW EVERYTHING THAT MAKES THE CITY BEAUTIFUL.

There are plenty of ways to reach Ambala and needless to say some of the most important and easiest routes are the rail route and the roads. This city proudly claims that here you will see the oldest railway station here and it is connected to different places of the country. Almost more than 25 trains pass through this place and you can avail any one of them and go anywhere you want. The second class tickets from Delhi to Ambala will cost between rs 120 and 140. To reach Ambala it has been said that this is the best option for reaching Ambala. Though the only hitch if you want to go to Ambala through train  is that you have to reserve the train tickets two weeks before you intend to reach Ambala and only if you do this you will be sure of your reservation.

Apart from this you can also reach Ambala by plane as the closest airport is situated at Delhi and it is only 200 km from Ambala. The Delhi Airport is one of the biggest airports in the country and it is already a known fact tha flights from all over the world are always coming here. The airport is even connected very conviniently to all the metros and even every other global city like London, Paris, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and many other places. From the airport you can reach Ambala by paying only 7 rs for each km.

There are also several government and private buses that connect Delhi and Ambala and these go regularly to and from the two cities. If you want AC Volvo buses then you will have to take a private bus and these are great option. These AC tickets will cost not more than 600 rs for each trip.

The most important tourist attractions of Ambala are the BhawaniAmba Temple, which has been named after the goddess Bhawani and is visited by pious people all around the year. There is also the Kali Mata Mandir which is famous for the goddess that it worships and devotees are always crowding this divine grounds. There are also the Badshahi Bag Gyrdwara and the Sis GanjGurdwara which are the most important gurdwaras in Ambala and visited regularly. The other tourist spots of Ambala are the Manji Sahib Gurdwara and the Sangat Sahib Gurdwara.

Other than these there are also shrined where Muslim people can visit. These popular shrines of Lakhi Shah and Taqwal Shah are also very famous and is a must see for Muslims.

Apart from this there are the Saint Paul's church and an old British Christian cemetery.

There is also some very attractive gardens that are beautifully decorated and maintained and the tu=ourists would love to see these gardens. Among these parks there are the Patel Park in AmbalaCantt and the City Park in Ambala City.

The Planetarium at Ambala is one of the first of its kind to have been built in this country and was established in 1950s. The planetarium was first built by the PanditJagannath Sharma who was a master in the building of scientific instruments.