Park Plaza, Ludhiana, by the Radisson Hotel Group, managed by Sarovar Hotels

Park Plaza, LudhianaFerozepur Rd, Gurdev Nagar, Ludhiana, Punjab - 141001, India, Ludhiana, Punjab

Park Plaza, Ludhiana, by the Radisson Hotel Group, managed by Sarovar Hotels
Three colorful cocktails placed on a bar counter at Park Plaza Ludhiana with a backlit liquor shelf and Sooraj branding visible in the background.
An overhead view of an Asian food platter at Park Plaza Ludhiana featuring stir fried dishes sushi on a banana leaf wooden board chopsticks and a dipping sauce bowl.

A Premium Hotel in Ludhiana, Punjab

Welcome to Park Plaza, Ludhiana, an exemplary five-star sanctuary where contemporary luxury seamlessly merges with authentic Punjabi hospitality.

  • Central Location
  • Family-friendly

Check-in: 3:00pm
Check-out: 12:00pm

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Things to Do in Ludhiana: A Curated Guide to Local Heritage & Attractions

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, rich heritage, and dynamic energy of Punjab's industrial heartland. Park Plaza Ludhiana places you at the epicentre of the city's most captivating sights, offering an idyllic base to explore historical monuments, verdant gardens, and thrilling wildlife sanctuaries.

  • PAU Museum

    Housed within the prestigious Punjab Agricultural University campus, this illuminating museum offers a fascinating portal into the region's storied past. The exhibits chronicle Ludhiana's remarkable evolution from its humble agrarian beginnings to its modern status as a bustling urban centre. Visitors can examine antique farming equipment and gain deep insights into the historical social structures and industrious spirit that shaped the state.

  • Phillaur Fort

    Steeped in intrigue and history, Phillaur Fort occupies a strategic vantage point along the historic Grand Trunk Road. Originally established by Phul, a Sanghera Jat who named the settlement "Phulnagar", the fortress holds a compelling narrative of power shifts. The Naru Rajputs of Mau, an adjacent township, eventually set their sights on the domain and wrested control from the Jats under the leadership of their chief, Rae Shahr.

  • Nehru Rose Garden

    A serene refuge amidst the city's bustling pace, this magnificent garden pays tribute to India's first prime minister and his profound affection for children and roses. Widely regarded as a premier landmark, the sprawling grounds are particularly breathtaking during sunrise and sunset, when the shifting light casts vibrant golden hues across thousands of blooming specimens. A leisurely promenade through these landscaped gardens is an essential experience before concluding your journey.

  • Tiger Safari Zoo

    Situated along the Ludhiana-Jalandhar Highway, the Tiger Safari Zoo delivers an exhilarating excursion into the wild. Guests can observe majestic tigers roaming freely through dense woodland or basking in the afternoon sun. Beyond its regal big cats, the sanctuary provides a haven for blackbucks, sambhars, rabbits, and a flourishing population of peacocks, making it an unmissable destination for families travelling with children.

  • Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum

    Dedicated to the legendary "Lion of Punjab" who unified a vast sovereign empire, this museum honors the enduring legacy of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The curated exhibits showcase a magnificent collection of historic weaponry, evocative paintings, and rare manuscripts. Each gallery captures the grandeur and refined aesthetic of the royal Punjabi court, offering guests an immersive encounter with an opulent era.

  • Markets & Shopping Malls

    Park Plaza Ludhiana enjoys a coveted central address, placing guests within effortless reach of the city's finest retail destinations. From modern commercial arcades and upscale shopping malls to lively street bazaars, the city offers an authentic slice of Punjabi culture. Explore the vibrant stalls to discover local textiles, traditional handicrafts, and unique regional keepsakes.

  • Kila Raipur Sports Festival

    Initiated nearly six decades ago by the Grewal Sports Association in the rural village of Kila Raipur, this celebrated festival began as a humble showcase of traditional athletic pursuits. Over the decades, it has transformed into a world-renowned cultural phenomenon. Today, the event brings together competitors from over 7,000 villages across Punjab, displaying extraordinary feats of strength, endurance, and heritage sports.