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Jalandhar is a neighboring city of Ludhiana. It is one of the ancient cities in India located in Punjab. Historical evidence shows that in the 7th century CE the city was once the capital of the Rajput Kingdom. The city has many spots that merit visiting. After a hair transplant procedure, one can plan to visit this nearest city to Ludhiana. Devi Talab Mandir, a centuries-old temple of goddess Durga. The whitewashed Gurdwara Chhevin Patshahi, St. Mary’s Cathedral a building mixed with Punjabi and modern architectural elements and many more.
Few of Tourist attraction are listing below with brief details:
Since 1858, Nehru Park was known as Queens Garden until independence, before that it was popular as Company Bagh, named after the architects of this garden, East India Company. After independence, it was renamed, Nehru Park. Since then it went under many renovations and alterations, which resulted in what it is today. A statue of Mahatma Gandhi has been installed which is beautifully built in white color and fenced from all sides. At present park is well renovated and have a musical fountain, fancy electric lights, children’s fountain and a play arena with slides and swings.
Devi Talab Mandir is a 200-year-old Hindu temple located in Jalandhar, Punjab. It is in the heart of the city, which attracts thousands of people from all over the world. The main goddess worshiped here is Durga, and it is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas (Main holy place having blessings of the goddess) in India. Temple is renovated from time to time, to meet the requirement to manage the crowd of devotees and visitors. Also, new construction was made to give temple premises resemble the Amarnath cave. Premises of the temple have a water tank, whose water is considered sacred by the devotees.
St. Mary’s Cathedral is located on Mall Road in the Jalandhar Cantonment area. It is affiliated to the province of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Delhi. It is a representation of the secular culture of India and was first built in 1847. In 1971, the church achieved the status of a cathedral. In 1987, Old cathedral was demolished and the foundation stone for the new cathedral was laid and was blessed by Pope John Paul II. The new cathedral was inaugurated on, 29 October 1989 as it was Sunday. It was Diwali a Hindu festival, its inauguration was marked the secular model of the country. Its architecture is very attractive and worth visiting places in the city.
If you plan to visit Jalandhar during your hair transplant. Jang-e-Azadi Memorial should be in must-visit places near Jalandhar. Memorial located more or less 14 km from Jalandhar city on Amritsar-Jalandhar highway near Kartarpur. Jang-e-Azadi memorial is a recently developed museum that is one of the mega projects in the state; it spread over 25 acres of land. Memorial is dedicated to Punjabis who played a major role and sacrificed their lives during the Indian freedom movement. In the museum, one will get a detailed picture of the culture of Indian Punjabis..