The state of Haryana is composed of 21 districts, out of which Fatehabad is one. In Ain-i-Akbari, trace of the initial record of the administrative division can be found. The palaces of Agroha, Ahroni, Barwala, Bhattu, Tohana, Hisar, Fatehabad and Hansi occupied major portion of the region, which is occupied by the existing day Hisar District. A certain portion of the Delhi Subahs Hisar Feroz Sarkar was composes by these palaces.

The Ghagghar-Yamuna plains, which is the alluvial plain constitutes the land of the district. A slow shift from plains to the Thar Desert can be seen on the southern and the western portion of the district. The geomorphic course of action has much likeness with the aridness of the climate, both of the latest time period as well as past geologic time phase. These geomorphic processes are the cause of the presence of the landscape design that the district possesses.
 
Fatehabad History
 
The district of Sirsa was brought to an end in the November month of the year 1884. Thus after the allocation of all the villages, the Sirsa Tehsil was constructed. Budhlada, a disconnected block of Kaithal Tehsil, constituting of 15 villages, was reallocated to Fatehabad Tehsil. On 1st January, 1891, eradication of the Barwala Tehsil, having villages, took place. The region was then divided into three portions and was added to the three neighboring tehsils. Hansi got 13 villages; Hissar got 24 villages, while 102 villages were added to Fatehabad. Simultaneously, Bhiwani Tehsil obtained 13 villages from Hissar Tehsil. In Fatehabad Tehsil, a Tohana sub-tehsil was created. Again, the Hissar Tehsil obtained the Tohana sub-tehsil of the Fatehabad in 1923. The Tohana sub-tehsil was given the status of a tehsil in 1972.

In 1979 two more sub-tehsils were created; one was Fatehabads Ratia sub-tehsil and the second one was Adampur sub-tehsil of Hissar Tehsil. A total of 486 villages constituted the district of Hissar at the end of the year of 1978. The allocation of the villages among the tehsils were; 166 villages of Fatehabad, 115 villages of Hissar, 119 villages of Hansi while Tohana had 86 villages. On 15th July, 1997 the status of a full district was given to Fatehabad. At present it constitutes of three sub-divisions, three tehsils and three sub-tehsils.

Fatehabad Climate

Tropical is the climate of this district. The summer months experience severe heat and the winter months are cool. In June the temperature remains 47 degree Celsius. In December and January the temperature stays 2 degree Celsius. 400 mm is the standard precipitation and 395.6 is the standard yearly precipitation. The western portion receives fewer amounts of rainfall and the rainfall amount increases as it goes to the east. At Fatehabad the average rainfall is 395.6 mm, while at Hissar it is 428.4 mm. July to September, which is the south-west monsoon phase, experiences about 71 percent of the total yearly precipitation. The maximum rainfall receiving months are the months of July and August.

Fatehabad Tourism

The Haryana traditions and customs, and Banawali were enhanced by the contribution of Fatehabad district. Also, during the pre-Harappan and Harappan time periods, this place uses to be settlements of people. Also during the pre-historic time period, it was the focal point of all the goings-on. The significant places of this district are Fatehabads Asokan Pillars and also the recent region of the Kunal village. The district remained in the state of continuous eminence and importance during the medieval time phase. Orts, gates, palaces, mosques and mausoleums at Fatehabad are some of the famous monuments of the district. During the Sultanate and the Mughal Rule, the district gained much importance. Place of interests are shown in the following pages. The places are recognized for their distant past or they have achieved significance based on how much they have progressed economically and how much industrial development has taken place.

Tourist places in Fatehabad
Banawali 
Fatebabad
Tohana
Ratia