Mansa Attractions - Tourist Places To Visit In Mansa

Budhlada is located on Bathinda-Delhi rail line and is around 25 km away from the city of Mansa. Named after the two khatri brothers, Budha and Ladha, it was earlier a part of the Kaithal state, before getting annexed by the British. A noteworthy Gurudwara Brahm Bunga is located in Dodra which is about 10 km from Budhlada. People from near and far attend the three main samagams (meetings) held here, for spiritual enhancement. Bathinda is about 80 km from Budhlada.

Baretta was initially a village founded by the Aggerwals and Rajputs. It is home to the Chaudhry Asha Ram Dharamshala, which is the former residence of Asha Ram Chaudhry, who founded the Janta Dukh Daman Pharmacy. This quiet and peaceful city has a small population, which is below 15000. The main attraction of this city is the Milkha Singh Educational Institute, which is situated on the Budhlada road. This institute offers varied courses like Engineering, IT, Banking and Pharmacy, amongst others.

Bhikhi is a nagar panchayat (town municipality) in Mansa. It is home to the famous Gurudwara Sri Patshahi Nauvin Sahib that was built in the memory of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, who visited this place. Many Sikhs and Hindus come to this gurdwara to pay homage. Several schools and colleges have been constructed here for the upliftment of the society.

Sardulgarh is a major city located about 37 km from Mansa. It was known as Rori Dhudal and was a part of the princely state of Patiala. This was a hunting spot for Sardul Singh, the prince of Patiala. The main attraction of the city is the Sardulgarh Fort, which is quite impressive.