| Sub-Division Pehowa | 
   
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| At a Glance || Famous Religious Places || Area || Population || Education || History | |
| Division | Ambala | 
| District | Kurukshetra | 
| Creation of Tehsil Pehowa | 1979 | 
| Creation of Sub-division Pehowa | 1st November 1989 | 
| Assembly Constituency | 14-Pehowa | 
| Parliament Constituency | 02-Kurukshetra | 
| Adjoining Sub-Divisions | Thanesar, Gulha, Kaithal, Samana (Punjab) | 
| No. of Municipal Committees | 1 : (Pehowa) | 
| No. of Market Committees | 2 : (Pehowa, Ismailabad) | 
| Origion of Name Pehowa | Named after the Famous King "Prithu" | 
| Famous for | Religious Importance | 
| Fair & Festivals | Chaitra Chaudas | 
| Distance from | Kurukshetra-27 Kms., Kaithal-22 Kms., Ambala-51 Kms. | 
| STD Code | 01741 | 
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                Longitude Latitude  | 
        
            29.981777, 76.580029  | 
        
| Literacy Rate | 69% | 
| CHC | 1 : Pehowa | 
| PHC | 3 : Pehowa, Sainasaidan, Thaskamiranji | 
| Famous Religious Places | ||||||
![]() अरुणाय तार्थ  | 
![]() प्राची तीर्थ, पेहवा  | 
![]() सरस्वती तसरस्वती तीर्थ पेहवा  | 
![]() ब्रह्मयोनि तीर्थ  | 
![]() पृथूदक तीर्थ, पेहवा  | 
![]() Pehowa - Gurdwara Baoli Sahib  | 
![]() Shri Sheesh Mahal Sahib  | 
| Teh | Sub-Tehsil | No. of Villages | Patwar Circles | Kanungo Circles | 
            Total Area (Hect.)  | 
        
            Total Cultivable Area 
            
             (Hect.)  | 
        
            Forest Area (Hect.)  | 
        
            Non-Cultivable Area 
            (Including Forest) (Hect.)  | 
    
| 
            Pehowa  | 
        81 | 29 | 2 | 46897 | 40393 | 1590 | 6504 | 
| 
            Ismailabad  | 
        30 | 9 | 1 | 13572 | 12157 | Nil | 1415 | 
| Pehowa Sub-Division | 111 | 38 | 3 | 60469 | 52550 | 1590 | 7919 | 
| Total Population (Census-2001) (Click For Latest / Village Wise Information) | |||||
| S.No | Total / Rural / Urban | No of Households | Persons | Males | Females | 
| 1. | Rural | 26,246 | 154,109 | 82,004 | 72,105 | 
| 2. | Urban | 6,275 | 33,564 | 17,912 | 15,652 | 
| 3. | Total | 32,521 | 187,673 | 99,916 | 87,757 | 
| Number of Govt. Schools as on 02-March-2012 (Click For Latest Information) | |||||||||||||
| Sr. Sec. School | Sec. School | Middle School | Total | ||||||||||
| Block | Boys | Girls | Co-ed. | Total | Boys | Girls | Co-ed. | Total | Boys | Girls | Co-ed. | Total | |
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            Pehowa 
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        8 | 1 | 0 | 9 | 22 | 0 | 0 | 22 | 29 | 4 | 0 | 33 | 64 | 
                History
    Pehowa is named after the King Prithu who prayed for the salvation 
    of his father's soul here. Legend has it that when the father of 
    King Prithu was nearing his death. He wanted his son to fulfill his wish. 
    He wanted to breathe his last near the river 
    Saraswati. The obedient son arranged for the same, where his father 
    departed the world of the mortals. Filled with remorse, Prithu sat staring at 
    the river for many days at a stretch and made innumerable offerings to God and 
    observed fast too.
    The Lord Kartikay temple built at the site where Lord kartikay 
    upon reaching back after going around the universe as per directions from Lord 
    Shiva and Parvati removed his skin and left it with Maa Parvati. The temple has 
    2 rock blocks and an image of Lord Kartikay in marble flanked by 2 oil lamps. 
    Shri Krishna made Yudhishtir light those two lamps for the 18,00,000 people who 
    perished in mahabharat. Oil is offered to the stone blocks, the marble image and 
    the lamps for relieving pain of Lord Kartikay and of the souls of ancestors.
    There is one Saraswati temple here. It is believed that sage Vishwamitra 
    attained the title of "Brahmarishi' here. 
                Sri Pashupati Nath Mahadev Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is 
    the major attraction of Pehowa. The temple has no 'linga' but a panch-mukhi (5 
    faced) idol of Lord Shiva has been installed, which is said to be only one of 
    its kind in the State. Scores of pilgrims visit Pehowa to take a dip at the 
    Saraswati Tank on the occasion of Chaitra Chaudas.
    The most interesting thing to be observed at the place is the record of families 
    kept here. One can find records of at least past 400 years and get the entire 
    family tree.