List of Cities in Haryana: District, Area and Population

Situated in the northern part of India, the Vedic land of Haryana is a centre of Indian culture and civilization. This state has 6 administrative divisions, 72 sub-divisions, 22 districts, 93 revenue tehsils, 154 cities and towns and thousands of villages.

The historical landmarks and cities in Haryana attract several people every year for their tourism aspects and financial developments.

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List of Cities in Haryana

Here is a list of cities in Haryana alongside other relevant information to help you figure out the best places to visit or settle.

Name of the City	District	Area	Population (Subject to Change)
Karnal	Karnal	25.1 km²	302,140
Hisar	Hisar	49.43 km²	307,024
Rohtak	Rohtak	29.58 km²	374,292
Gurgaon	Gurgaon	41.64 km²	902,112
Sonipat	Sonipat	47.75 km²	293,025
Yamunanagar	Yamunanagar	46.42 km²	383,353
Rewari	Rewari	11.78 km²	143,021
Ambala	Ambala	16.94 km²	195,153
Panipat	Panipat	43.81 km²	444,524
Kurukshetra	Kurukshetra	35.7 km²	155,152
Faridabad (New Township)	Faridabad	198.75 km²	1,414,050
Panchkula (Urban Estate)	Panchkula	25.5 km²	211,355
Ambala Sadar	Ambala	44.26 km²	205,418
Bhiwani	Bhiwani	27.64 km²	196,057
Sirsa	Sirsa	26.43 km²	182,534
Bahadurgarh	Jhajjar	29.65 km²	170,767
Jind	Jind	15.3 km²	167,592
Kaithal	Kaithal	43.75 km²	144,915
Palwal	Palwal	8.3 km²	131,926
Hansi	Hisar	10.05 km²	86,770

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. This is a generalised list of cities with no categorisation. Refer to government sites for more accurate details.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Haryana

Here are some interesting facts that you should know about the top cities in Haryana:

The state of Haryana is the largest exporter of Basmati rice (60%) after Uttar Pradesh and Punjab.
Haryana is considered a battle hub of India as several historic battles such as the battles of Panipat and Kurukshetra of Mahabharata were fought here.
Haryana is the first state in India to implement 100% rural electrification.
Since Haryana was divided from Punjab on 1st November 1966, it shares its capital Chandigarh with the state of Punjab. As a result, Chandigarh is called the 'twin capital'.
Agriculture is the leading occupation in the state of Haryana which mostly uses submersible pumps and canal systems for irrigation.
Haryana ranks in the 15th position in terms of education among all other Indian states. This state has a literacy rate of 75.5% which measures more than the average literacy rate of India, which is 74.04%.

All these cities in Haryana showcase a vibrant mixture of tradition, natural beauty, and technological advancements that makes it a must-visit destination. From the historic city of Panipat, the spiritual aura of Kurukshetra, Sonipat to the bustling markets of Gurgaon, each city has a distinct story to tell. Therefore, knowing about the cities is essential to experience the cities and villages of this land in the most memorable way.

FAQs About Cities in Haryana

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Why the Brahma Sarovar of Thanesar is a famous religious spot in Haryana?

Brahma Sarovar of Thanesar, situated in Kurukshetra district, is a famous spot for travellers as it has great religious significance. This is associated with the Hindu god Lord Brahma. According to Hindu beliefs, taking a dip into the holy water of this Sarovar (pond) during Solar Eclipse is regarded as equal to the merits of performing thousands of Asvamedha Yajnas.

Is Haryana famous for contributing to the sports sector in India?

Yes, Haryana is famously known for its contribution towards the sports sectors in India. Most recently, the state players represented India in the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and won a total of 17 medals out of 61 medals. Neeraj Chopra, an Indian track and field athlete from Haryana, won a gold medal in javelin at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

What are the bordering states of Haryana?

Haryana shares its borders with 4 states. It has Uttar Pradesh in the east, Himachal Pradesh in the north, Punjab in the northwest and Rajasthan in the southwest. Moreover, it surrounds the Indian capital, Delhi, from three sides. Additionally, the Yamuna River marks the eastern border of this state with Uttar Pradesh.

What are the best places to visit in Haryana?

There are several famous places to visit in Haryana. These are Gurgaon, Kurukshetra, Panchkula, Faridabad, Panipat, Narnaul, Nuh, Karnal, Rohtak, Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Morni Hills, Damdama Lake, Manesar, Kalesar National Park etc.

Which is the hub of Information Technology (IT) in Haryana?

Located on the Delhi-Haryana border, Gurgaon or GuruGram is the financial and technological hub of both Haryana and Delhi. In addition, it is considered one of the major automobile and IT hubs of India that ranks 11th among other Indian states in terms of human development index.