EXPLORE HISAR & NEARBY
Firoz Shah Palace is a historic fortified complex in the heart of Hisar, built in the 14th century by Sultan Firoz Shah Tughlaq, who also founded the city. Its old gateways, ruined halls and surviving structures, including the Gujari Mahal, make it one of the best places to start exploring Hisar's heritage.


Agroha is an ancient archaeological site linked with the Agrawal community and Maharaja Agrasen. The excavated mound and the temple complex nearby make it a popular day trip for history lovers, families and pilgrims.
Rakhigarhi, in Hisar district, is one of the largest known sites of the Indus Valley (Harappan) civilisation. Visitors interested in archaeology and early Indian history can see the ancient mounds and learn about this important site.


Asigarh Fort in nearby Hansi is an old fort with a long history, said to go back many centuries. Its tall walls and ruins are worth a visit for those who enjoy forts and photography.
The Deer Park in Hisar is a green, peaceful spot in the city, a pleasant stop for families with children and for anyone who wants a relaxed walk and a break from sightseeing.


Tosham Hills, a short drive from Hisar, are known for their ancient rock inscriptions, old ruins and sweeping views from the top, a good outing for nature lovers and photographers.