Holiday Inn Chandigarh Zirakpur LOCAL AREA

Just a short drive from Chandigarh, Chhatbir Zoo (M.C. Zoological Park) offers a wild adventure in nature’s embrace. Spread across 200 acres, this zoological park is home to exotic and native species, including tigers, lions, bears, and reptiles. Explore themed zones like the Safari Park, Reptile House, and aviary, while learning about wildlife conservation. A perfect spot for family fun and wildlife lovers!

Located in Zirakpur, Cosmo Mall is the ultimate destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. With over 200 fashion brands, 50+ food options, and top entertainment facilities like PVR theaters and a gaming zone, it’s the perfect spot for every outing. Enjoy exclusive deals and discounts at India’s first factory outlet mall and explore brands like Nike, Adidas, and Puma.

HopUp is the city's premier indoor amusement park, packed with thrilling activities for all ages! Dive into the trampoline park, take on basketball, dodgeball, or wipeout challenges, and enjoy Kids City with its slides, Lego blocks, and go-karting. For adventure lovers, test your skills with Laser Wars, Wall Climb, Gravity Slide, or VR games. Don’t miss the go-karting track or a fun game of bowling to round off your day. Perfect for family outings or group fun!

The Rock Garden is a must-see marvel in Chandigarh, blending nature, art, and recycling in a stunning way. Created by Nek Chand, a self-taught artist, this unique garden features intricate sculptures, pathways, and archways made from recycled materials. Wander through terracotta warriors, animal sculptures, and traditional village structures, all while immersing yourself in the serene beauty of art and nature.

Sukhna Lake is a tranquil oasis where nature’s beauty and serenity come together in perfect harmony. This man-made gem, designed by Le Corbusier, offers a peaceful retreat from the city’s hustle. Glide across the shimmering waters in pedal or rowing boats, and witness the vibrant migratory birds in winter. The lake also features the peaceful Garden of Silence for moments of reflection.

Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, one of Asia’s largest and most renowned rose gardens, is a must-visit destination for flower enthusiasts, nature lovers, and photographers. With over 50,000 rose bushes, representing more than 1,500 varieties, the garden is a kaleidoscope of colors and fragrances.

Visit the Capitol Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site designed by architect Le Corbusier, including the Legislative Assembly, High Court, and the Secretariat.

Elante Mall, located in Industrial Area Phase 1, Chandigarh, is the largest mall in the city, covering 20 acres. Opened in 2013, it features over 200 national and international brands spread across four floors. With modern architecture, a central open courtyard, and a vibrant atmosphere, Elante Mall offers a one-stop destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. It has quickly become a popular hub for both locals and tourists.

Located in the heart of Chandigarh, the Government Museum and Art Gallery is a treasure trove of art, history, and culture. With a vast collection of Indian and international artworks, historical artifacts, and Gandharan sculptures, it offers visitors a unique look at various artistic periods. Don’t miss the Light and Sound Show, an immersive experience that brings Chandigarh’s history to life.

Designed by the renowned architect Le Corbusier, it is one of the city's key landmarks. The monument features a giant hand that rotates with the wind, symbolizing peace, unity, and the "open to give and open to receive" philosophy. Standing 26 meters high, the Open Hand is part of Le Corbusier's vision for Chandigarh as a city of modernism and harmony. It reflects the architect's ideals and the city's progressive spirit.

The International Dolls Museum in Chandigarh, established in 1985, offers a captivating glimpse into the diverse cultures of the world through its impressive collection of dolls. Located in the Bal Bhawan complex in Sector 23, the museum houses dolls from various countries, showcasing traditional and contemporary clothing, customs, and festivities.

Asia’s largest garden dedicated to cacti and succulents, this botanical wonder is home to over 3,500 species, including rare and endangered varieties. Explore diverse collections, from the world's largest Indian succulent collection to striking Aloe and Mammillaria species. Visit during the annual Cactus Show in March for a true botanical spectacle.