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Jhajjar is a city which is located in Haryana. This city was lopped off from Rohtak district on the 15th of July 1997. The city is located on the road connecting Rewari to Rohtak, Charkhi Dadri to Delhi, and Gurgaon to Bhiwani. It covers a distance of 55 km from the west of Delhi. Best time for visiting Jhajjar in the month of October to December. You can reach there by the nearest airport near New Delhi airport, which covers a distance of 44 km from Jhajjar. You can also reach the nearest station that is Rohtak station, which covers a distance of 31 km from Jhajjar. You can also reach there by bus via road. Jhajjar is well known for its incredible number of temples. The famous temple is the Beri Temple, housing the idol of goddess Bhimeshwari Devi, known as the family god of Mahabharata's Pandavas. Things to do in Jhajjar are that you can have a vacation with your family, and there are also fun activities that a kid liked.

The major attraction of this city is: - Pratapgarh Farms, Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary, ISKCON Bahadurgarh, Sri Sri Radha Madan Gopal Temple, Joygaon, Sindon Homecabs India Pvt ltd, Bahadurgarh Taxi Service and Holiday Raja Travels. There are many markets in Jhajjar from where local people and tourists do their shopping. Jhajjar is also well known for its industrial nature. It is developing its industries. The famous Jhajjar festival is - Basant Panchami, Lohri, Gangore, Holi, Teej, Diwali, Dussehra, and many more. Folk dance, Folk music, and folklore play a significant role in the culture of Jhajjar. Jhajjar culture is a mixture of Punjabi and Haryanvi culture. Jhajjar is the best place for a vacation with your family. It has pleasant weather which makes you happy so that you always want to visit this place.

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