kurukshetra

Kurukshetra is a city in the Indian state of Haryana. Also known as Dharmakshetra and "Land of the Bhagavad Gita". Kurukshetra, also known as Kuruksetra, also known as Thanesar, is a town, northeast of the Haryana region, in northwestern India. It is connected by road and train to Delhi (south) and Amritsar (north). The urban center of Kurukshetra joins Thanasar, an important Hindu pilgrimage center. The city's main lake is said to have been built by Raja Kuru, the ancestor of the Kauravas and Pandavas of the Hindu poem Mahabharata. The name Kurukshetra means "field of Kuru." This bath show is attended by about half a million travelers during the eclipse when it is believed that water from all other tanks visits the country. Also of historical interest are the many temples, the Islamic fortress, and the tomb of Shaykh Chilli Jalal, a four-dimensional structure made of white marble. Kurukshetra University was founded there in 1956. It is best to visit as the place where Kurukshetra is located was the center of Aryan settlement in India and is associated with Mahabharata mythology and mentioned in the first verse of the Hindu text of Bhagavadgita. The region has more than 350 resorts.