Ambala is the administrative headquarters of Ambala districts in Haryana. Ambala district borders Yamunanagar, Srimaur, Panchkula, Mohali, Patiala and Kurukshetra districts.
Ambala city is situated between Ghaggar and Tangri rivers. The city is divided into two parts: Ambala Cantonment and Ambala city. The city was one of the earliest cantonments established by the British. It was an important airbase of the British.
The city is best known for cloth market. Handloom, silk and cotton fabrics are available in wholesale markets of Ambala. It is the one of the largest cloth markets in Asia. Ambala is the largest provider of scientific instruments.
How to reach:
The city is located in a strategic point connecting major cities of Haryana, Chandigarh and Punjab. It is well connected by road and railways.
Ambala Railway Station is situated on the Delhi-Kalka and Ludhiana-Shaharanpur railway lines. It is a major junction in the surrounding area connecting Delhi, Saharanpur, Meerut, Dehradun and Haridwar.
Ambala is not connected by an airport of its own. Air travelers will have to reach Ambala via Chandigarh or Delhi.
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Approximate distances from Ambala to other cities:
Patiala -51 km, Chandigarh -47 km, Delhi -201 km, Shimla -158 km, Mohali -46 km, Ludhiana -133 km
Places of interest:
It is an urban area comprising malls, and shopping complexes. Best thing is to shop garments and fabrics.
Ambala Cantonment area is a good place to roam around. Churches, Raja Ka Talao and Rani Ka Talao are some sightseeing points in that area. This area is located on the Grand Trunk Road and is mentioned in Rudyard Kipling’s novel named Kim.
