Hansi in Haryana, Places to Visit, How to Reach

Places to visit

St. Thomas Church : The chapel, which was built in the Victorian architectural style, is devoted to St. Thomas, one of Jesus Christ's twelve most important disciples. The church's construction was finished in 1864, making it one of the city's more contemporary buildings. Along with the chapel, there is a cemetery. The chapel was initially only accessible to Christians. St. Thomas's Church is a stunning contemporary extravaganza amidst other historic sites, constructed with a wooden panel, geometric tiles, an altar, and a baptistery.

Distance: St. Thomas Church is 26 kilometres away from Hansi

Rakhigarhi : Rakhigarhi is an old site that goes back about 5000 years, rewriting the history that had been buried in the land for all these years. It is said that this is the location of the Indus-Saraswati civilization's biggest site. Compared to other Harappan sites and Mohenjo-daro, the site is bigger. The river Saraswati, which is thought to have dried up by the year 2000 BC, is said to have its location on its dried-up banks. It is thought that the earliest human settlements began here, in the basins of the river Ghaggar, and later expanded and relocated to the Indus Valley.

Distance: Rakhigarhi is 31kilometres away from Hansi

Firoz Shah Palace : The late 14th-century Firoz Shah Palace, a magnificent example of Islamic and Indian architectural styles, was constructed by Firoz Shah Tughlaq. Hisar's original village was situated inside the fort's four gates. These entrances are the Nagauri, Mori, Delhi, and Talaqi gates. Red sandstones from the remains of ancient Hindu temples were used to build the marvellous palace. The fort compound also includes a 20-meter-tall mosque known as Latki Masjid.

Distance: Firoz Shah Palace is 29 kilometres away from Hansi