Bathinda Tourist Attractions

A historic fort built over 1,900 years ago, associated with Razia Sultan and Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s visits.

A peaceful spot in the city, known for boating, walking tracks, and relaxing views of the water.

A beautiful public park filled with roses, greenery, children’s play areas, and picnic spots.

A well-maintained park with fountains, swings, and evening recreational activities for families.

A famous religious site where people from all communities come to pay respect and seek blessings.

A mini-zoo with birds, animals, and green surroundings, making it a great picnic and learning spot for kids.

One of the five Takhts of Sikhism, where Guru Gobind Singh Ji compiled the final version of Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

A city landmark with tall chimneys — visible from afar, especially beautiful when lit at night.

A revered Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga and Jwala Ji, attracting devotees from across Punjab.

A wildlife sanctuary and zoo home to deer, blackbucks, birds, and lush greenery — perfect for nature lovers.

A 200-year-old fort built by the Patiala rulers, now converted into a heritage hotel reflecting royal architecture.

A sacred forest where Guru Nanak Dev Ji is believed to have recited one lakh holy hymns (Shabads).