Panipat is a city in the state of Haryana in the Plains region of India. An industrial city in modern times, its main claim to fame is that the First Battle of Panipat in 1526 was a key step in establishing the Mughal Empire.

Get in

Panipat is small but enjoyable city, with many malls, museums, and hotels.

By train

• 1 Panipat Junction railway station. The station is on the Delhi-Kalka line which connects India's capital with the state of Haryana. (updated Feb 2020)

See

• Dargah Qalander. 
• 1 Gandhi Park Killa. 
• 2 Kala Amb (Black Mango). The site of the Third Battle of Panipat between the Marathas and Afghans. According to legend, it was marked by a black mango tree which has since disappeared.  
• 3 Kabuli Bagh. A mosque and garden built by first Mughal emperor Babur to commemorate his victory over Ibrahim Lodi.  
• Panipat Museum. 
• 4 Salar Gunj Gate. 
• 5 Shri Devi Temple (Mandir Shri Mahavir Sabha). 
• 6 Tomb of Ibrahim Lodi, Tehsil Camp Rd. The last ruler of the Lodi dynasty, Ibrahim Lodi's tomb is quite a simple looking rectangular tomb with a small flight of steps.  
• 7 Hemu's Samadhi Sthal. A memorial to 16th century King Hemu, who defeated the Mughals in October 1556 and briefly took control of Delhi before being defeated in a repeat battle around a month later. (updated Feb 2020)

Eat

• Ram Lal Chowk
• Laal Tanki Market
• Hotel Gold & Nathu's
• Try Paneer ki Jalebi only from Mitthan's Sweets

Drink

Bars are available in Hotel Gold & Hotel Skylark.