All Places 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.

Sukhna Lake is a scenic lake known for its panoramic views and boating activities. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists, offering a place for morning walks and family outings.

Asia’s largest Rose Garden in Chandigarh, spread over 30 acres with 50000 plants representing more than 800 varieties of roses, and the venue for the annual Rose Festival in February.

A symbolic structure in Chandigarh designed by Le Corbusier, representing 'the hand to give and the hand to take, peace and prosperity'.

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.

A large garden in Chandigarh, consisting of 12 different parks and stretching from Sector 1 to Sector 23.

A garden inaugurated in 2014 showcasing Japanese culture with meditation centers, a Buddha statue, a peace pagoda, and fountains, divided into two parts connected by an underground tunnel.

The Government Museum & Art Gallery is a museum showcasing art and historical artifacts.

Chandigarh's largest mall, also known as Nexus Mall, featuring numerous international brands, a large food court, a Playway Zone Fun City, and a PVR movie theater.

A shopping experience with national and international brands in an open space with greenery and musical fountains.

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

Sector 17 Market is a shopping complex where various shops are located.

Sector Nine Market is near Sector 17 and provides options for food.

A large religious temple in Sector 36 of Chandigarh, built in 1978 by Srila Prabhupada, featuring Krishnaji and Radhaji deities and daily aartis.

A Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Chandi.

A temple located 8 km away from Chandigarh, divided into two complexes, with the main temple built in 1815 and the main complex built by the Maharaja of Patiala.

A museum with a collection of dolls and artifacts from around the world.

Features trees and medicinal plants.

A popular breakfast spot in Chandigarh known for its variety of paranthas, served with a corporate vibe and hygienic standards.

Famous in Mohali for its kachori, bhature, and bedmi puri, especially the chikkad chole.

A prominent university in Chandigarh, known for its Student Center and the vibrant atmosphere, especially during election festivals.

Offers a taste of Amritsar with its special kulchas, served with chole and chutney.

A historic gurdwara in Mohali, known for its connection to the seventh Guru and the unique mango trees that bear fruit out of season.

Offers delicious dahi bhalla in Mohali, prepared with a blend of spices and served with various chutneys and toppings.

A well-known dhaba in Chandigarh, popular among celebrities and locals alike, serving a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.

A popular spot for students at Punjab University.

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

A major hospital and research center in Chandigarh, attracting patients from India and abroad.

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

Also known as Mahendra Chaudhary Zoological Park, a large and famous zoo near Chandigarh in Zeerakpur featuring a variety of animals.

A museum in Chandigarh displaying artifacts from the time of India's independence, including paintings, sculptures, and Gandharan sculptures.

Located within the Capitol Complex, this monument designed by Le Corbusier, is a symbol of peace and brotherhood featuring an open palm and rotational device.

A center in Sector 19 of Chandigarh established by the Chandigarh administration to showcase the work of Le Corbusier, the architect who designed the city.

A park in Sector 26 of Chandigarh with more than 35 species of butterflies, featuring a silent zone to preserve the natural life of the butterflies.

Chandigarh's International Doll Museum was built in 1985 to make a play zone for children.

A chaat place that has been around since 1962. It is known for its delicious chaat items like pani puri and papri chaat.

Sukhna Lake is a popular tourist destination and local spot in Chandigarh for morning walks, evening gatherings, boating, and street food.

Raju Chinese Market in Chandigarh is known for offering a variety of Chinese dishes, especially Nepalese cuisine.

A more-than-50-year-old coffee house in Chandigarh Sec 17 Market, known for its old-world charm and history as a popular spot for government employees.

A famous bakery in Sector 10 Chandigarh, particularly known for its Swiss Roll.

A breakfast spot in Chandigarh Sec 9c known for its crispy and tasty Aloo-Methi Kulcha served with Chole.

A prominent university in Chandigarh with notable alumni and a central building named Gandhi Bhawan shaped like a lotus.

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.

A center showcasing the history of the Indian Air Force with displays of aircraft engines, uniforms, and information on air strikes.

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.

Ramada is a hotel in Zirakpur, near Chandigarh's entry and close to the airport, offering spacious and comfortable rooms.

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

Zakir Hussain Rose Garden is a large garden named after Zakir Hussain, featuring various types of roses and open spaces for locals to walk and exercise.

Sindhi Sweets is a famous sweet shop in Chandigarh, established in 1976, offering a variety of sweets and chaats, including Motichoor Ladoo, Ghevar, and Tokri Chaat. It has a long family history dating back to 1939.

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.

SEC-17 in Chandigarh is known for its shopping areas.

Royal Dine In is a dining location.

Oberoi Sukh Vila is a place to relax.

Pinjore Garden is a nice garden where families can have picnics.

Fun City Chandigarh is an amusement park.

Mohali Cricket Ground is a cricket stadium.

A comfortable 4-star hotel located a few kilometers away from Chandigarh in Panchkula, offering well-equipped rooms and dining facilities.

A famous and sacred Sikh shrine.

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.

A park in Chandigarh with a variety of birds from different countries, preserved and cared for in a dedicated environment. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

A dam located on the outskirts of Chandigarh, offering scenic views and boating opportunities; recommended to visit in the late afternoon.

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

A cafeteria located at Sukhna Lake offering food, drinks and shopping options.

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

A vintage-style cafe in Sector 17, established in 1957, known for its traditional South Indian cuisine and old-world ambiance.

The sector in Chandigarh where Capital Bakery is located.

Known as Brothers Kulcha Hub, this place is famous in Chandigarh for its tasty kulchas and variety of fillings.

A restaurant known for its chicken burger and pastry items.

A food stall where the user enjoyed Chole Bhature.

A food stall popular in Chandigarh for its momos.

A popular restaurant famous for its non-vegetarian dishes, as well as offering vegetarian options like Veg Thali. Celebrities have visited this restaurant.

A well-known local food chain that offers a variety of dishes, including chaat, Chinese, Italian, and Punjabi cuisine, along with sweets.

A top-rated kulcha shop offering almost 20 flavors of kulcha, with the Chur Chur Aloo Kulcha being one of its most famous dishes.

A unique garden featuring sculptures and designs made entirely from waste materials.

A serene gurudwara located in Panchkula, Haryana, where Guru Gobind Singh Ji is believed to have stayed.

A five-star hotel located in Sector 17, offering premium rooms and breakfast buffet.

A shop connected to the Punjab government where one can buy quality clothing items. You can find dupattas, stoles and suits.

A museum in Sector 23b with a collection of over 250 dolls from around 30 different countries; entry ticket is ₹10 for adults, free for children.

A royal garden in Pinjore, Haryana, restored by Maharaja Yadvinder of Patiala, featuring mango orchards and divided into Sheesh Mahal, Rang Mahal, Jal Mahal, and Rani Mahal.

Bansal Amritsari Kulcha is a popular eatery in Chandigarh, known for its Amritsari kulchas with various fillings like mixed vegetables, gobi, paneer, and more, served with chole and a flavorful ras. It's a favorite breakfast spot.

Chawla’s2 is a popular restaurant chain, with this location being one of the 'OG' spots in Chandigarh. It is known for its Cream Chicken dish.

Chawla’s Cream Chicken is a signature dish at Chawla's, known for its creamy texture and served with white bread.

Ovenfresh is a place in Chandigarh known for its pizza.

A gurdwara visited by Kamiya Jani and Badshah in Chandigarh.

A bakery in Sector 7c of Chandigarh, known for its desserts, which Kamiya Jani and Badshah visited.

A multi-cuisine dining restaurant in Sector 26, owned by Badshah, where he and Kamiya Jani enjoyed a meal and conversation.

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

A zoo in Chandigarh, also known as Mahendra Chaudhary Zoological Park, housing rare and wild animals, birds, and reptiles.

A museum and art gallery in Chandigarh housing a rich collection of art and artifacts.

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.

The largest succulent botanical garden in Asia.

Also called the yavendra gardens, rebuilt by Maharaja yavendra.

A well-kept Botanical Park amid the foothills of the Himalayan shivalik range.

Fateh Burj is India's tallest minaret, dedicated to the memory of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur.

Chattbir Zoo, near Zirakpur, features various animals and a dinosaur park. It is closed on Mondays.