Buria Town Tourism

Buria Town is a historical place located in the Yamunanagar district of Haryana, India. It's a place with a rich heritage that dates back to the times of the Mahabharata. The town is named after the 'Buria Sahib' Gurudwara, an important pilgrimage site for Sikhs, and is known to have been visited by the Sikh Gurus. Apart from its religious significance, Buria is surrounded by lush green fields and has a tranquil atmosphere typical of a semi-urban Indian town. It serves as a hub for the surrounding rural areas and a place where one can observe the blend of tradition and modernity. The Buria Fort, though now mostly in ruins, is a testament to the town's historical importance. The Lohgarh Sahib, another Gurudwara here, holds its own charm and historical significance. With agriculture being the primary occupation, visitors can see a piece of rural India with seasonal crop patterns and their associated festivities. Buria also boasts of being home to several educational institutes adding to its cultural fabric.