Kaithal

Kaithal District is situated in north-west Haryana. It has a total area of 2,317 sq km. It is referred in the Mahabharata, Puranas, and the Vedas. The name Kaithal is derived from the name of Kapisthala Rishi, the compiler of Yajurveda Katha Samhita.

Various agro and processing industries are functioning in Kaithal District. Major crops are cotton, gram, wheat, maize, and jowar. Kaithal has one sacred spot after every six villages of tourist importance. It is famous for temples, mutts, sanatoriums, and Gurdwaras. Ruins of fort of the bhais and several Mohammedan tombs of the 13th century can be viewed in Kaithal. Indian Travel Agent offers Visit India and explore India.

Places Of Interest
Gurudwara Neem Sahib
Gurdwara Neem Sahib is located at the Dogra gate, near Sivan Gate, on the Chika Pehowa Road, in Kaithal of Haryana. It is associated with Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib, the ninth guru of Sikhs.
Guruji stayed here during his journey from Anandpur Sahib to Delhi. After taking bath at the Thandar Tirth early in the morning, he sat in meditation under a neem tree at this place.

A large number of devotees assembled here during this time, among which one was suffering from severe fever. Guruji gave him the leaves of the neem tree. The devotee was cured, and from this incident, the Gurdwara got its name ‘Neem Sahib.’ Indian travel agent gives special discounted hotel from budget hotels to Deluxe hotels in India.

All gurpurabs are celebrated here and a langar is organized every month on Sangrand, the first day of the month according to the lunar calendar.

Saraswati Plantation Wildlife Sanctuary
Saraswati Plantation Wildlife Sanctuary, spread over an area of 44 sq km, is a good location for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts in Haryana. It is about 10 km from Pehowa.
The sanctuary extends in the districts of Kurukshetra and Kaithal. In 1988, it was established with the aim to safe guard wildlife in the area. Dense forest, water ponds, woodlands, grasslands and water-streams make it an ideal picnic spot.

The wildlife sanctuary is a habitat for blue peafowl, rufous treepie and greater coucal. It also protects wild boar, neelgai, geedar, langur and rhesus macaque.