Morni Hills

Morni Hills is a wonderful hill station and a popular tourist spot known for its spiritual, historical, and natural relevance. The name Morni is derived from the name of Queen Morni who supported the ideas of equality and justice. Morni Hills is located in Panchkula, Haryana, and is a part of the Shivalik Range of the Himalayas, offering breathtaking views of the far-off range and the deep valleys and lush green nature's scenic beauty and landscapes. 

With a pleasant climate and environment, the best time to visit Morni Hills is from September to March. Morni Hills is 45 km away from the capital of Haryana that is Chandigarh, you can either come by road and have a good time spend with a fun road trip enhancing your getaway experience. Morni Hills got something for everyone be it nature admirers, adventure junkies, or historophiles.

Key attractions:

Tikkar Taal - Famous for its division of two manmade lakes the 'Bada Taal' and the 'Chota Taal' this spot is also known for its water sports such as banana boat rides, jet scooter rides etc.

Adventure Sports - There are many adventure activities available in Morni Hills for all the adventure lovers such as ziplining, paramotoring, etc.

Adventure Park - Available with adventure activities such as ziplining, net climbing, and more, a haunted house for children, little colorful birdhouses, a tree house, and small swings, this place is good for children and adults both to have a good time.

Morni Fort - An attraction for history lovers, this huge fort provides a wide view of the Morni town, the monument is believed to be constructed during the 17th century. A temple of Lord Shiva is also built adjacent to the fort to seek blessings from. A balance of culture and history this place is a must-visit. The fort is converted into a museum that promotes the protection of extinct habitats and the study of nature.