Best Landmarks in Chandigarh

A unique open-air exhibition in Chandigarh created by Nek Chand using waste materials, featuring sculptures and structures hidden for 18 years before becoming a public space.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sector 1 of Chandigarh, known for its architecture including the Open Hand Monument and Shadow Tower, and housing the Legislative Assembly, Secretariat Building, and High Court.

New Delhi Railway Station is where the journey to Chandigarh began.

A lotus-shaped building inside Panjab University, used for university student programs and houses various student centers.

Chandigarh's city center and a popular market known for shopping, dining, government offices, and miniature sculptures.

A central market in Chandigarh with big brand stores, international outlets, and eateries, considered the heart of the city.

A 70-year-old theatre in Chandigarh, considered a heritage structure and a famous landmark with a unique seating arrangement.

A shop in Chandigarh Sec 17 Market offering Phulkari embroidery items, including dupattas, suits, and sarees.

Chandigarh is India's first planned city, designed by French architect Le Corbusier, and is considered one of India's top cities with well-developed facilities.

Zirakpur is mentioned as the location of the Ramada hotel, situated near the entry to Chandigarh and close to the airport.

Sector 22 is a street shopping market with many street vendors and shops selling accessories, clothes, shoes, bags, and more.

Shastri Market is a large market in Sector 22 where you can explore many varieties of products with fixed prices.

Mohali Cricket Ground is a cricket stadium.

The border where India and Pakistan meet.

A vibrant market in Chandigarh, described as the 'heart of Chandigarh', featuring a famous fountain and a variety of shops and brands.

Sector in Chandigarh where Sukhna Lake and Bird Park are located.

Chandigarh Plaza in Sector 17 is known as the 'heart of Chandigarh'.

The sector in Chandigarh where Capital Bakery is located.

A market in Delhi where Badshah bought shoes with his first earnings.

A foundation dedicated to modern architecture, likely related to the Rock Garden.

A cricket stadium serving as the Punjab Cricket Association headquarters and home to the IPL side King's XI Punjab.