Haryana: Monsoon trips are always special, especially on the mountains, or the places full of greenery. Whether you’re planning a getaway with friends or family, witnessing the lush green landscapes of monsoon is a delightful experience. 


If you’re planning to visit Haryana, you can explore many beautiful places in and around the state that come alive during the rainy season.


Here are some awesome places in Haryana where you can experience the beautiful post-monsoon sights:


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Karnal Lake:



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Karnal Lake is another beautiful destination of Haryana for enjoying a day trip. As stated in local myth, it is believed that Karna, a main character of Mahabharata, built this lake himself. This entirely silent place makes it the ideal place to rest and recharge.


Kurukshetra: 



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Kurukshetra is a must-visit place in Haryana. This ancient city describes the battleground of the great epic Mahabharata and now has been respected as a holy pilgrimage centre. The main attractions here are the Brahma Sarovar, Bhadrakali Temple, and Kurukshetra University.


Birbal Ka Chhatta:



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Birbal Ka Chhatta is another ancient monument to visit at Narnaul. It is the largest among monuments of Haryana. You may also consider visiting Kos Minar in Karnal, which is an important historical landmark from Mughal period.


The Jal Mahal Of Haryana:



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Haryana's Narnaul district boasts the Jal Mahal. It is a place where you can spend a serene day with family or friends. Planning for a hill station? Then it is Morni Hills, the only hill station in Haryana at a distance of 35 km from Panchkula. It is a favorite weekend destination with marvelous views.


Baoli Of Meham:



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One of the most popular places to visit in Haryana includes the historical background of battles with Panipat. Besides that, there is this Baoli at Meham, which must also be visited. It has been said to be a heritage site for the Mughal era. The stepwell has nearly 108 stairs going down, with approximately a length of about 200 feet and width being 90 feet.