34 Best Stops Between Dharamsala and Faridabad (2025)

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I went in March beginning. On Triund base camp there was snow. And track gets difficult near Basecamp, especially to come down, it was slippery. Make sure to have a stick, gloves, comfortable shoes, first aid with you. But it was soooooo beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

The Triund Trek in Dharamshala was an absolutely wonderful experience! The trail is surrounded by the majestic Dhauladhar range, offering mesmerizing views throughout the journey. It's a moderately challenging trek, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned trekkers.The peaceful ambiance and fresh mountain air were rejuvenating, and reaching the summit was truly rewarding. The panoramic views of the snow-capped peaks and lush green valleys were breathtaking. Camping overnight at the top under the clear, starlit sky was the highlight of the trip—a memory to cherish forever.The trail is well-maintained, with small tea stalls providing refreshments along the way. I highly recommend the Triund Trek to anyone visiting Dharamshala for a mix of adventure, serenity, and natural beauty!

Difficulty level - Easy to moderate (depends upon weather also)Distance - 8 km (ascent upto peak) + 8 (down)Inbetween shops/refreshment - availablePeak - Only tent available, No hotel/roomsDinner/ breakfast- simple and provided by trekking company/guide, you have to sleep in sleeping bag under tent.View- sunset is breathtaking, prefer to visit on full moon day so that night silvery view of dhaulagiri range under moonlight can be experienced...Cost- trekking guide/tent/sleeping bag/dinner will be totally included under 1000/- rs onlyRest upto you...Temperature - at night on February 1-5°CDuration - 1 day trekking upward upto peak then stay in night with camping followed by next morning descent... (If you want same day return then start trekking early morning before 7am)Mobile network- not available in the peak (only catches at some point)Medical emergency- not available in peak so be cautiousOverall review- An easy to moderate trekking for beginners, preffered to Trek from March to may if you are cold intolerant, if want to enjoy snow then visit from December to January, views are amazing, staying overnight is worth and recommended, budget friendly, safe for womens (for now atleast I haven't heard anything mishappening there), children below 12 years are not recommended.

Mesmerising Experience!Travel Date - SeptemberDifficulty - Beginner to Moderate (Last 1.5kms is steep and can be categorised as Moderate to difficult)Distance - Around 8kms one side (16kms to-fro)Trail - Trek can be started from Bhagsu Waterfall or from Gallu Devi templeThe distance from Bhagsu is lesser but the climb is steeper whereas, Gallu Devi route is comparatively easier. You need to go to Gallu Devi temple via a Cab.There is 1 cafe with the name “MidPoint Cafe” at 4kms of the trek and serves tea, coffee and snacks.We started our trek around 8:30-9am and it took us around 3.5 hours for the ascent. We were lucky enough for the clouds to be climbing the mountain with us. The moment we reached and enjoyed the peak, the cloud cover blocked the view.People also do the triund trek and camp overnight at the triund top. Care must be taken to reach the top before dark.There is a small shop that serves tea, coffee, dal chawal and puri bhaji which tastes absolutely delicious.Time to descent - 2.5 hoursThere is limited or no range during the trail so ensure to keep essentials handy.

It's an experience that should be on every adventurers bucket list, the stunning views of Dhauladhar mountains and Kangra Valley are breathtaking, the companionship of local dogs makes this trek more special who seem to embrace their role as unofficial trek partnersThere are several food stalls along the way and natural water streams where you can refill you bottlesThe closer you get to Lahesh cave, more stunning the views become। it's a beautiful experience

Nice place ,I visited 7 time. Food very costly. 10rs Maggi you can buy on 100rs. Water 60rs. Nice view. You can visit with your family and friends.

Triund Trek in Himachal Pradesh is a scenic yet beginner-friendly adventure, offering trekkers a stunning route with beautiful views of the Dhauladhar mountain range. Starting from Mcleodganj or Dharamkot, the trek is about 9 km and takes roughly 3–5 hours to reach the summit, depending on one’s pace. The trail begins with a gradual incline and becomes steeper towards the end, with a section known as the "22 curves" adding a fun challenge for hikers.This trek can typically be completed as a one-day trip, but many prefer to camp overnight to catch the breathtaking sunrise over the Kangra Valley. The best months to trek here are March to June and September to November, as the clear skies during these months offer panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and lush valleys. For those seeking a bit more adventure, extending the trek to nearby points like the Snowline Café or Laka Glacier is a popular choice. Triund is a well-loved spot for weekend getaways, offering both tranquility and a chance to witness the Himalayas' grandeur up close​​​​​​.

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Himachal Pradesh 176219, India

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The waterfall was nice but for me the best part was the walk there. I walked a different way to most people, I came from upper Bhagsu and it took me through this beautiful trail on the edge of the mountain. Took me only 15 mins to get there. Also went to Shiva cafe which is 5 minutes higher than the waterfall, nice views up there and good food.

Visited this place on 12-April-2025. Visited at late night due to evening crowds. It was just amazing 🤩The late night waterfall and its sound was awesome. Weather was awesome, bit cold as it was around 9:00pm at night. Enjoyed a Maggi and tea at the shops nearby waterfall

Bhagsu Waterfall was a truly magical experience! As a first-time waterfall visitor, I was blown away by the beauty and serenity of the surroundings. The vibes were absolutely amazing, and the views were breathtaking. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle and connect with nature.

The Bhagsunath Waterfall trek is a bit challenging, but totally worth it! The cold water rushing through your body in winter is an unforgettable experience. A must-visit spot for nature lovers seeking adventure and beauty. Highly recommend!

Bhagsu Nag Waterfall was a pleasant visit, though not as impressive as it might be during peak monsoon season. When we visited, the waterfall had a modest flow, so the scenic impact was a bit underwhelming. For the best experience, I’d definitely recommend planning a trip here during the monsoon, when the falls are at their most powerful and beautiful.That said, the journey itself was worth it! The trail leading up to the waterfall offers fantastic views of the McLeod Ganj mountains and is a fun trek for nature lovers. The surrounding scenery, lush greenery, and mountain vistas made the hike enjoyable and relaxing. It’s a lovely spot to take in the area’s natural beauty, especially if you enjoy trekking and don’t mind a bit of a climb.Overall, Bhagsu Nag Waterfall might not be at its most scenic year-round, but the hike and the surrounding views make it a worthwhile experience!

The waterfall can be reached by doing a small trek from the Bhagsu Nag temple. Your experience will most likely be dependent on your time of visit.We visited during October and the waterfall was not at its full flow so the trek didn’t seem like worth it for us. Having said that, you will feel a breath of fresh air once you reach the waterfall.There’s a 100-200mts slightly steep climb after a brief walk of around 500mts from the temple.There are small eateries serving Maggie, Siddu, Chole Kulche and other local dishes which you can try during your visit.

Really enjoyed the trek to the waterfall. The trek is not difficult and took around 15 mins to reach there from the Bhagsu Nag temple.The views from the waterfall of the valley is well worth it. Waterfall was amazing and enjoyed the view with a cup of tea.

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While most of the tourists usually, and mostly incidentally, come across the temple in their first ever visit to Macleod Ganj, one tends to somehow not realise the fact that H.H. the 14th Dalai Lama actually resides at this holy place! I mean, you are at the residence of the world's most renowned spiritual guru and Noble peace price winner!What more can a spiritual seeker ask more than being able to make it to a place as holy and auspicious as this. The temple is just adjacent to his residence and is the venue where the Dalai Lama often provides teachings to the public.The temple has the precious statues of various forms of Buddha and one can circumbulate the shrine from the outer balcony where one can't but simply admire the majestic Dhouladhar range with snow peaks sitting amidst the lush green forest of the lower Himalayas.The large courtyard with Himalayan stones on its floor with patches of grass next to the tall pine trees are simply worthy of spending a few minutes or more to calm, pacify , relax, and detox your busy mind. The metal benches are the perfect spot for a morning sun shower if you happen to be on the location in winters of spring time.In sum, it is a place that one can't just brush away like any other tourist spot. It is a pilgrimage of the spiritual seeker.

The temple was established in the 1960s after the Dalai Lama fled Tibet and sought refuge in India.This temple has since been a beacon of hope and resilience for the Tibetan people.It is not only a place of worship but also a hub for cultural preservation, education, and peaceful activism.Visitors can experience the calming energy of the temple, witness monks in prayer, and marvel at the giant Buddha statue, vibrant thangkas, and intricate mandalas.

Tibetian temple. Very good and nice place. Calm, quiet and very satisfying. Must visit for something different.

Amazing temple complex. One of the must visit spots in Dharamshala. Very peaceful and serene. Lot of good vibes

Amazing walk through the quiet complex. Highly recommend walking in and spending time witnessing the beauty, views, quiet and respect that reigns within the walls.Staff is friendly and answers questions any might have.

It's Buddhist monestery. It's 3 km away from nagri himachal pradesh.It's very beautiful place & it's nice place for meditation 🧘‍♂️ too.

"I visited the Tsuglagkhang Complex, home to the Dalai Lama Temple, and found it to be a serene and beautiful oasis. Although signs requested silence, unfortunately, some visitors didn't respect this. Nonetheless, the complex offered stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. I enjoyed exploring the surrounding stores and purchased a lovely vase as a memento. The temple's architecture and surroundings are truly captivating. Despite the noise, I still found the experience to be enriching and spiritually uplifting. A must-visit for those seeking tranquility and a glimpse into Tibetan culture." 🐉✨

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Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh 176219, India

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If you’re in Dharamshala, Norbulingka Institute is a place you shouldn’t miss! It’s a beautiful center dedicated to preserving Tibetan art and culture. From stunning Thangka paintings to intricate wood and metalwork, every corner reflects fine craftsmanship. The lush gardens, peaceful vibes, and traditional Tibetan architecture make it a perfect spot to unwind.Don’t forget to check out the Losel Doll Museum and grab a bite at Hummingbird Café. Whether you're an art lover or just looking for a peaceful experience, Norbulingka is totally worth a visit!

A very quiet and serene place to walk around and enjoy and a wonderful temple in the midst. Great mountain views as well. There is a cafe and a restaurant inside the premises.The entry ticket is INR 50 per person. We were able to see the Doll House, but the other workshops etc. were closed for the day.

It's a must go place if you are in near by area. You will learn about Tibetan Culture and how they are preserving their culture in this modern ages. You will learn about their culture via the doll museums which i'll recommend the best part. Their shop is quiet expensive. Their receptionist is rude and if you want to take a guided tour you have to wait till at least 10 people agreed to take the tour.

Found peace at Norbulingka Monastery. Serene atmosphere, stunning architecture & beautiful gardens✨️. Perfect escape from chaos😇 Left feeling refreshed, renewed & at peace. A must visit for inner peace🤍

One of the best places to visit in Dharamshala. If you want learn about Tibetan culture and history then this place is the best.The architecture is amazing and calming. It also houses an institute that teaches students various art related stuff like wood work, painting, art and craft.The doll house museum, tapestry is amazing. They also have a cafe that serves delicious pastry and coffee for visitors.

One of the highlights of my visit was exploring the detailed artwork and traditional craftsmanship on display. The wood carvings, Thangka paintings, and Buddhist sculptures showcased the rich heritage of Tibetan culture. It was inspiring to see artisans at work, preserving these ancient traditions

Amazing institutionSo much care has been taken to create skills for the people so that they can earn a living.The buildings are beautifulThe architecture speaks volumesThe Buddha statue is magnificent in the temple.A must visit placeThe shop is gold mine to buy stuff made by them.The cafe has lip smacking delicacies

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Temple Rd, Sidhpur, Mohli Lahrandi, Himachal Pradesh 176057, India

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It was an hour long drive from our air bnb in Rakkar, dharamshala. There are two routes, one going via tiara and gaggal road which is steeper and narrower than the state highway 23 road which has gentle slopes and obviously wider than the other but the distance is 9 kms more than the other. So the choice is yours.The place has relics of single stone carved temple. It's beautiful and so calm and serene. Whoever is interested in some history as well as some serene place, should absolutely visit and spend some time, just sitting and enjoying the beauty of nature around you.

Mesmerising view with detailed ancient stone architecture. The road to this place is a bit tricky but fun to travel. Entry fees are very minimal. Had a great time in this small ancient stone art.

Hidden gem near Jwala g. Rock cut temples built in the 8th century and got damaged due to the 1905 Kangra earthquake. Very quiet and satisfying place 😃

Found this gem while roaming around remote Kangra. Centuries old temple and structures cut from a single rock. A little maintenance and it'll be a perfect tourist spot.

Worth the visit?I don’t think it was worth the visit. We went all the way from macloadganj and the road infrastructure was not ready that time. There were so much dust and when finally when we reached there, there was just ruins of ancient temples.The masroor rock cut temples was affected by an earthquake at late 90s so now they’re are some left. And the area is too small, it just looks big on Google pictures.I’ll suggest you to only visit the place if you are nearby or you can skip this one.

Ruins unfortunately and quite far from Dharamshala... Recommended to visit only when Clubbed with some other en route activities such as the Kangra Fort

Should you Visit?It's worth a visit only if you are nearby (like 5-10 kms).We went from MacLeod Ganj to visit this place, it's not worth it.1> It's not temple, but ruins of what was once a temple.2> The approach road is harrowing with 100s of bends on narrow road running thru villages3> The whole complex is very small, it looks very big and grand in Google pics and videos4> There is nothing preserved.

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34FP+4W2, Masroor, Lahalpur, Himachal Pradesh 176026, India

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The gallery, which was once the painter's home, offers a deeply personal glimpse into his life and work. As you wander through the rooms, you're surrounded by his captivating paintings, each telling a story.As you enter, you're asked to remove your shoes. The paintings are thoughtfully displayed behind glass walls.Alongside the artwork, you'll find a selection of unique items for sale like postcards, fridge magnets, handmade soaps, crochet toys and decorative items. But I found few items little bit expensive.For plant lovers, there's a lovely collection of greenery available for purchase.This gallery offers a beautiful blend of art and craft that will leave you inspired. The gallery’s ambiance is peaceful, almost meditative. The staff are gentle and welcoming.This gallery is a must-visit for art lovers and anyone seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.You have to pay to take photos. ( 100₹ ) And there is also an entry fee.

It was once the painter's home. The paintings are thoughtfully displayed behind glass walls.I found items little bit expensive like handmade soap, crochet toys, magnets etc.This gallery offers a beautiful blend of art and craft that will leave you inspired. The gallery’s ambiance is peaceful, almost meditative. The staff are gentle and welcoming. This is a must-visit for art lovers.25rs is the entry and also extra 100rs for photography or videography.

Very beautifully taken care of this museum, the very own abode of Padam Shree Dr.Sobha Singh Ji by her respected daughter & the kins of their family. A must visit heritage place in Palampur. By seen the world famous paintings of Guru Nanak Dev Sahib Ji , Guru Gobind Singh Sahib Ji, Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji; my childhood memories became alive.

Beyond words the art collection is beautiful. Padmashree awarded sir Sobha Singh ji have face to Guru Nanak Dev ji Artist’s skill clearly shows in the craft he has created. The museum gives a glimpse of his life. Widely traveled and the photographs boasts of his social life. His wife and children lived and lives a very simple humbled life. Greenery surrounds the gallery and the house. Intriguing gift shop does attracts you.Must visit

The Sobha Singh Art Gallery in Andreta, Kangra, is a well-regarded cultural destination, celebrating the life and work of the renowned artist Sobha Singh. Visitors praise the gallery for its meticulously preserved paintings, sculptures, and personal artifacts, which offer a deep dive into his artistic legacy. Notably, pieces like "Sohni Mahiwal" and portraits of Sikh gurus are particularly admired.The gallery provides a peaceful ambiance with gardens and a souvenir shop, where visitors can purchase locally crafted gifts. While photography is restricted inside, many visitors appreciate the respectful preservation of the space and the intimate insight into Singh’s personal life and creative process. Entry to the gallery requires a modest fee, and many reviewers recommend it as a must-visit for art lovers and history enthusiasts. Visitors are allowed for photography and purchasing of paintings and other items.

Art gallery in home of sardar sobha singh with his achievements, paintings and belonging of himIf ever visit this placeAnother temple is there just 2 km from this place called Machiyal ( fish temple)You can watch huge no.of fishes in fresh water and also feed them.

I had heard about S. Sobha Singh ji from my dad when I was in school as we had Guru Nanak Dev ji's painting by him at our home. Seeing his paintings touch your soul to it's core. I was standing in front of each painting for God knows how long. It's such a mesmerizing experience seeing his art works. The details, the expressions, the message, the beauty, It's beyond words.I feel blessed that I got a chance to see it myself and I hope I get chance to visit again soon.

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Village, Andreta, Himachal Pradesh 176103, India

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Jawalamukhi, Himachal Pradesh 176031, India

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A Divine Place That Needs Better ManagementMata Chintpurni Temple is a sacred and powerful pilgrimage site, attracting thousands of devotees seeking blessings from Maa Chintpurni. The spiritual energy here is undeniable, and the temple’s historical significance makes it a must-visit for those devoted to Hinduism.However, despite the divine atmosphere, the temple's management needs serious improvement. The arrangements for crowd control, cleanliness, and overall organization are lacking, making the experience stressful, especially during peak times. Long queues are expected in a temple of this stature, but better planning could ensure a smoother darshan for devotees.Another major concern is the behavior of some priests and local vendors. While faith should be the focus, it often feels overshadowed by demands for donations and offerings. Many priests seem more interested in monetary contributions than guiding devotees spiritually. A holy place like this should encourage devotion, not commercialization.With better management and a focus on genuine service to devotees, Mata Chintpurni Temple could provide an even more peaceful and fulfilling experience. Despite these challenges, the temple remains a powerful center of faith, and visiting with a pure heart can still be deeply rewarding.

Always love to visit here,maa name itself define Chinta Harni like same thing happened once you visit here. Have VIP pass during navratri.

Shri Mata Chintpurni Temple in Himachal Pradesh India is very famous religious place. People of all religions visit there with great devotion and Sharda.Shri Mata Chintpurni Temple gives peace, strength and happiness while you visit there.The way from Hoshiarpur Punjab towards Shri Mata Chintpurni Temple is very beautiful, full of amazes and interesting. Lots of beautiful places on the way to enjoy during journey with your family and friends.One should visit the temple to take blessings of Shri Mata Chintpurni Ji.

As narendra chanchal once sang in his song :- "chintpurni chintaharni ka ye bhawan nirala" 🫀visit this divine place and let your problems go down the drain by getting the blessings of mata shakti in her chintpurni swaroop.

Chintpurni Temple – The Sacred Abode of Maa ChintpurniLocated in Una district, Himachal Pradesh, Chintpurni Temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, dedicated to Maa Chintpurni (Chhinnamastika Devi). Devotees believe that worshiping here relieves them of worries and grants their heartfelt wishes.Spiritual SignificanceAccording to legend, Sati’s forehead (Chhinnamastika) fell at this sacred site, making it an important Shakti Peetha. The presiding deity, Maa Chintpurni, is worshiped in the form of a pindi (sacred stone).The Temple ExperienceWe did an overnight road trip, starting at night and returning the next night, making it a quick yet fulfilling spiritual journey.The main sanctum, where Maa Chintpurni’s idol resides, is often adorned with flowers and offerings from devotees.ParkingParking is available, but at a distance, requiring a short walk to reach the temple.A visit to Chintpurni Temple is not just a pilgrimage but a deeply spiritual experience, bringing peace and solace to the heart.

The Chintpurni Mata Temple in Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, is a place of immense beauty and divine energy. The aura of this sacred temple fills you with positivity and a deep sense of peace. Mata Rani’s shakti radiates spiritual power, and being here is truly a soul-enriching experience. The serene surroundings and the devotion of fellow pilgrims add to the charm of this holy place. I highly recommend visiting at least once in your lifetime to experience the divine blessings and spiritual positivity. A must-visit for anyone seeking peace and divine connection!”

A holy place. Clean and nice. Jai Mata Di🙏

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Chintpurni, Teh. Amb, Himachal Pradesh 177110, India

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🤩🪷🌈🏡✨💝 One of the most important place in Vajrayana Buddhism, where Guru Padmasambhava transformed the raging flames of his condamnation stake into the lake known todzy as Tso Pema. He appeared peacefully seated in the middle of a lotus and converted the local king and his people to Vajrayana 🤠

Located really close to Mandi just a short ride you can get to this beautiful place surrounded by mountains.

A very peaceful and holistic place .The whole town is surrounded around the lakePeople live over there in peace and harmony, mostly Tibetan. Good place to stay to purify your soul and mind.

It is located around 18-20 kms away from Ner Chowk. The road to reach there is narrow, and being widened at the very end. The whole town is located around the Lake.The lake is sacred amongst Hindus, Sikhs and Buddhists. There’s a monastery, a Shiva temple and a Gurudwara around the lake.The lake is beautiful and it has lot of fish inside it.The garden needs a bit of maintenance and cleaning. There’s a car parking inside the lake premises.

The place with positive vibes you feel the positivity in the atmosphere but government have to maintain the lake beauty and also have attention to clean it on regular intervals

It is a beautiful place but authorities need to look into the upkeep of the magnificent lake which is is being encroached by weeds and dirtying of it's waters. There is a small zoo that i liked more than many other zoos I have visited. You can see the few animals that it has, from very near. Calm place. There is ample , free parking area near the lake. Must visit place.

A great place to stay and enjoy the lake view and surrounding points of interests.

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Rewalsar, Himachal Pradesh 175023

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It is in Bhakra Village in Bilaspur district, Himachal Pradesh (India)It is the highest gravity dam in Asia.The dam forms the Gobind Sagar reservoir.To visit the dam you need to get a pass and register your entry. We went there on Sunday and there was no crowd at all. We had seen the dam from outside because we didn't have visiting passes. You can also visit a few popular temples near the place.

The dam is spectacular. You need to take permits from the local authorities to visit. There is an office at the checkpoint for the same. Also, while the signboard are displayed on the route, it is somewhat tricky to find the correct route. It is better to confirm with the locals on major turns.Photography is not allowed at the Dam but there are a few locations before and after where beautiful pictures of the dam facade and the reservoir can be clicked.If you are also visiting Nainadevi (20 km / 30-35 minutes from there), it is better to start at the temple and view the dam on the way back as the time needed for the dam is not too much.

I visited the Bhakra Dam two years ago, and the experience was absolutely breathtaking. The sheer size and engineering marvel of the dam left me in awe. The guided tour was incredibly informative, offering fascinating insights into the history and construction of the dam. Walking across the top, I enjoyed stunning views of the Gobind Sagar Reservoir and the surrounding rugged landscape. This visit provided a perfect blend of education and adventure, making it an unforgettable experience that I would highly recommend to anyone.

Beautiful place to visit in the lap of nature. Surrounded by range of hills the Govind Sagar Lake behind Bhakra dam looks awesome. Enjoy boat ride🫶👍

The Bhakra Dam, found in Bhakra village in the Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh, is now a favorite spot for tourists, as is the nearby Nangal Dam. These dams, some of the tallest in the world, were built to stop floods in the Satluj-Beas river. You can visit between 8 AM and 4 PM IST, and it's a good place to enjoy with your family.

This dam is a very good place for children to roam. This is the biggest dam of India. Many people needed laborers to build this dam. The best part is this. There is a train coming to this dam in which no fare is charged. Due to being the biggest dam of India, the security here is very security arrangement. This is a big thing near the dam in which voting takes place. Here is a very good place for children to visit and for older people. There are many restaurants near the lake. That ji takes out fresh fish from us and that fish looks very good to eat. Do try it once. There are many greenery trees around the lake and there is a very nice environment which is good for good health by staying here every single night and there is Baba Balak Nath and Naina Devi temple to visit here. Permission is made before coming on time to come to Bhakra Dam.

View from hill is very nice, you will feel the mighty of this dam by seeing it's catchment area, Non-Veg people can enjoy fried fish. Natural beauty is mesmerizing. Very nice place to visit. Avoid rainy season.

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A masterpiece of rich Sikh culture and religious history, the Virasat e Khalsa is located in the holy city of Anandpur Sahib, the birthplace of the Khalsa. Conceived as a repository of the rich heritage of the Khalsa. the museum showcases the history and culture of Punjab; the heritage complex has been built to emphasize the eternal message of the 10 Sikh Gurus.

This place beautifully captured the rich history of Sikhism. From the initial days of Guru Nanak to the modern day independence fight the halls will take you through an enriching journey. The place looks aesthetic from outside as well with a nice water pond.

Virasat-e-Khalsa is a museum of Sikhism, located in the holy town, Anandpur Sahib of the state of Punjab, India. The museum celebrates 500 years of the Sikh history and the 300th anniversary of the birth of Khalsa, based on the scriptures written by the tenth and last human guru, Guru Gobind Singh. It serves to attract tourists and pilgrims. This results in a consultation between religion and emerging need in the building environment. One side it promotes hand crafts to locals as well as nurturing a sense of heritage, besides it recalls to infinity by the volumetric interference of existing skyline is another phase of a visible Urbanism dilemma.The buildings are constructed of poured-in-place concrete; some beams and columns remain exposed, though a great deal of the structures will be clad in a local honey-colored stone. The rooftops are stainless steel-clad and exhibit a double curvature: they gather and reflect the sky while a series of dams in the ravine create pools that reflect the entire complex at night.The smaller western complex includes an entrance plaza, an auditorium with 400 seating-capacity, two-story research and reference library, and changing exhibition galleries.Parkash Singh Badal was very inspired by the Holocaust Memorial- Yad Vashem in Israel and asked the architect, Moshe Safdie to construct a memorial as an ode to the Khalsa. The artificial lake as a sarovar/moat with the bridge representing 'crossing the world-ocean' referenced in Sikh scriptures multiple times by Guru Nanak, Guru Amar Das, Guru Ram Das and Guru Arjan. The first building is a boat-shaped building named 'Punj Paani' which is right after the bridge. The central building in the shape of a leaf represents the Kikkar symbol prevalent in most Sikh coins up until British rule. Safdie designed the turrets to resemble the old fortresses of Punjab, the cluster of five evoke the fortress architecture of the region (most evident in a nearby Gurdwara) and form a dramatic silhouette against the surrounding cliff terrain. The gathering of the galleries in groups of five reflects the Five Virtues, a central tenet of Sikhism. There is one angular turret representing the Kalgi of Guru Gobind Singh. Moshie Safdie stated that the Dholpur stone represents the works of Sir Sobha Singh, a leading Sikh contractor and businessman, since most of his constructions including the Rashtrapati Bhavan and Secretariat Building, New Delhi used Dholpur stone.

It was absolutely great place to visit. At once it feels that I am in foreign country. The structure and the environment absolutely great. There are a lot of security guards who are taking care of everything. It’s a great place where we can get a a lot of knowledge about the history of PANJAB. Loved this place.

Impressive museum with stunning architecture and pristine cleanliness. It displays creatively interpreting Sikh history through modern art.

A good display of history and culture of sikh religion. Should keep a minimum of 2.5 hours to visit.

It is a very peaceful place and very spiritual and cultural of Sikhism. The building structure is very unique and also uses technology in a very good way. Must visit this place.

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6GM5+M27, Anandgarh - Kesgarh Road, Near Qila, Khalsa Heritage Memorial Complex, Anandpur Sahib, Punjab 140118, India

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Must visit place in Shimla. Magnificent structure with a Scottish touch. Very well maintained location with neat lawns and pretty flowers. Insta worthy pics, too :)The tickets for the tour (Rs.100 per head) can be bought at the location. Each batch for the tour is for 50 people, and they have a tour every 30 mins.

The Viceregal Lodge and the Indian Institute of advanced Studies is the same. Architecturally a wonderful building and construction style with great interiors maintained intact. This place is also a historically significant place in India as the Shimla Conference which paved way for the Indian Independence took place here and many great leaders attended it. Also there is a guided tour available here with a minimal charge at specific timings which was wonderful.The place also holds a small cafe and a book shop. They don’t allow to take photos and only a few interiors ares were allowed to have a look. Myself being an architect was interested in knowing more but nothing was available not even books.

This place is AMAZING!!! The building itself is designed in the Scottish style and is impressive inside and outside. The grounds make you feel as though you are in an English country garden. They have an amazing collection of artefact’s from Indian history. This place is completely Instagram picture worthy. We even enjoyed the indoor tour.

It is a must visit place in Shimla.If you are a history buff, you would love the place. The palace is preserved very nicely. The architecture inside is very good, mainly wooden architecture.Own vehicles are not allowed to park inside the premises, you have to park outside from the entrance. You have to walk approx 300 meters, so plan accordingly.

Do buy the tour ticket with the guide - some really interesting piece of history awaits you :)Pro tip: do visit around 4:30ish - last tour during winters - you will get some of the best photos during the golden hour

Architecture is beautiful.Cafe here is reasonable and coffee & Brownie is good.To reach here one can take taxi from mall road,it's run by government they take 20rs per passenger but it's heavily occupied.You can also take private taxi from there but it's going to cost more.Ticket here cost per person is around 200Rs.They give guided tour of the palace from inside both in english and hindi language.

This has to be your must visit destination in Shimla! An amazing piece of architecture which is well maintained. This is a place where most of the important decisions were taken for India. Do take the guided tour.

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Very nice view of mountains

You won’t feel like in India by looking at the buildings at scandal point when you are Shimla. Don’t get confused just keep walking and enjoy . Evenings are generally better to roam around.

In my opinion it's a best place visit with family as well as solo , it can provide you with all its facilities like bar and restaurant at different levels , like bar is on top floor and for food it's on first floor , Superb place and food is delicious and awesome.i love it , moreover it's staff is cool 😎

Scandal point is In my opinion it's a best place visit with family as well as solo , it can provide you with all its facilities like bar and restaurant at different levels , like bar is on top floor and for food it's on first floor , Superb place and food is delicious and awesome.i love it , moreover it's staff is cool u will feel like you are in Paris the atmosphere and the experience will be osm

You won’t feel like in India by looking at the buildings at scandal point when you are Shimla. Don’t get confused if driver tells you they are also going to cover the this point separately since it is next to The Ridge. You have to follow the same route. Just keep walking because vehicles are not allowed here.

Good place for a long walk.At night it looks amazing and you can see amazing views of church and other attractions near scandal point.

It is the point where the Mall, the route to the Ridge and that to the GPO meet. It is regarded by many to have got its name from where an erstwhile Maharaja of Patiala carried off a British Commander-in-Chief's daughter. While Bhupinder Singh, the Maharaja in question, is known to have cut a finger that was more than dashing, it is unlikely that the Maharaja or the lady would have been out on the streets airing their love.

Famous for first high profile love scandal of India. Patiala Maharaj fell in love with viceroy daughter and got to know that she visited place regularly. He came on horse and took her away. A very famous place on Mall road, Shimla.

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This Scottish styled building completed in 1888 is an absolute gem.Wooden work inside is quite underrated.View from the lawn is picturesque.Photography inside the building is not allowed.One has to park the vehicle on the gate and then walk for 400 metres. But there is one more option, One can drop the passengers inside and then park the vehicle outside.Ticket is 100 rs per person which includes a guided tour inside the building of half an hour.Overall, Best place in Shimla to experience in my opinion.

Detailed ReviewThis place was famous earlier for the Shimla pact as the Shimla pact and few other meetings have taken place here and also it was used as Summer Capital of India by Britishers.Now this campus is used by scholars who have 'completed' their PhD and look for further research in the field of Political science,etc.Other than this, there is a little section where public is allowed to roam and it is museum full of pictures(pictures were not allowed) of Shimla pact and leaders and also Shimla city around 19th and early 20th Century.. There is 200rs ticket for the entry in this premise.. Parking is also available.If you are on Mall road shimla, then you can go down middle bazar and take a taxi(20 bucks) or you can just walk for 3km..Caution: 1. This institution is closed on Monday.2. Taxi service from Shimla is closed on Sundays.

Excellent Historical place and a Must do when in Shimla. We were told by the Official guide that the partition was decided in this place.Some excellent historical pictures of Leaders of those times are there for public to view.Moreover it is very well maintained monument.

Made in Scottish style over a hill top the place certainly has a charm of modern era. Fabulous architecture and the splendid wood work.The construction was started in 1884 and was completed by 1888 by Britishers and was summer capital of British India. From 1888 till 1947 many British Viceroy lived here the first lord Dufferin and last was lord Mount Batten. Now this is Indian institute of advance studies.

It is truly a gem in the crown of Shimla and not just due to its grand demeanor but also due to the rich history it carries.The place was initially built as a residence for the viceroys during the British rule and hence was called the Viceregal lodge. Post independence it was the summer residence of our honorable president and was called 'Rashtrapati Niwas'. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan decided that one Rashtrapati bhawan was more than enough and converted it into an academic institution.The architecture here is marvellous and will leave you spellbound. The whole compound is mammoth- together with the main building and the lawn. It is situated on observatory hill.This is the first building in shimla to have electricity and has a very efficient rainwater harvesting system as well.Currently the institute offers fellowship programs in humanities, social sciences and life sciences.This marvel is open to public through Tuesday to Sunday at a nominal ticket fee of ₹40 for Indians and ₹85 for foreigners. This includes a guided tour of some section of the huge place and you get to revisit the historic events here - even the decision to part india and pakistan!The fact that the building had electricity generated by steam engine driven generators blew my mind!A must visit place if you're coming to Shimla!

Its an amazing old place with Scottish design.. Really maintained with trees, greenery and all.. nice view to the mountains and also it is situated in Shimla town itself! If you are a person who loves history, old antique buildings, then i suggest it is a must go place! If you have some time to spend, it will be really good to sit over there, chit chat with friends or family inhaling good and pure oxygen which makes you feel relief and also makes one energetic.. There are also varieties of trees, trees with flowers and so on.. Even kids to the aged will love the ambience.. It is situated on top of a hill so that you feel like being on a high altitude place and also that gives the best view! I think you can reach there only by road, and it is the easiest with nice and maintained roads🤗

This place is now open for public visits. The guided tour costs 200 per person. While there is a lot of pictures to see inside, they will keep pushing to other rooms without giving enough time to see each exhibit. Only 3 rooms are open for visit since other Rooms are occupied by scholars. The garden is beautiful and good to see

Very nice place and must visit place in Shimla.This place tells about Britishers life style, their ruling capabilities, their administration. Huge garden area , many types of flowers and plants available here.There is guide available and they will accurately describe the history of this institute. Ample parking space available and canteen is also available.Very nice place to spend good time with family.Open on Sunday too,but closed on Mondays so plan your trip accordingly.

An institute made by the British for research in humanity and social science. It has a very big lawn and sports complex that are well maintained .you can hire a taxi to reach there

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Sunset Point in Kasauli is a must-visit spot, offering breathtaking views of the setting sun over the picturesque hills and valleys. The serene atmosphere makes it an ideal location to unwind and soak in nature’s beauty.Reaching the point involves a pleasant walk of about 3 km path runs along the edge of the hill, providing stunning views of the valley and mountains.The area itself features a few seating spots, swings, and basic amenities like washrooms. The temperatures can drop quickly, so bring warm clothing to stay comfortable.Overall, Sunset Point offers a memorable blend of scenic beauty and tranquility, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

I went for a solo trip here and Kasauli is a small place but for sure, it is very beautiful. It surely does feel magical to see sunset with such scenic beauty.

🌴 It is a very quiet and peaceful place. You can enjoy long tracks with clean air and refreshing environment and also enjoy the beauty of nature. It is a sunset point so you can see a beautiful sunset here. That time you will feel good. 🌴The washroom was not clean and smelled very bad.😞

Beautiful location, stunning views. Gilbert trail and sunset point are at the same place. From mall road parking one can take 50 rs per person taxi or walk for 20 mins to reach the army gate. From there one needs to walk for 15 mins to reach sunset point. Walk is easy enough for elderly as it's a well maintained road with.. no steep climb. One can further continue on the same road for next few kilometres on the Gilbert trail. Place is well maintained with a small clean washroom and a small shop seling water, Cold drinks and tea. It can be colder here around sunset so bring some woolen clothes esp with kids.Place is safe with no monkeys.

A very beautiful place for the Sunset. Every time I visit I go to this sunset point only. There are few other Sunset points as well. Sharing few of the moments that I captured.

Good to sit there for a long time and had a masala Maggie there. Feels relaxing for a day if you are in a busy area of the city and had a very bad weekdays.

Nice place to sit and witness beautiful sunset. One can see the whole Kasauli city from this point.

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Everything A grade, only to reach there especially for elderly is bit difficult.As vehicles are not allowed and got to walk steep road for 4 to 5 km is difficult . Govt should start e rickshaws for public.

the Sanjeevani Hanuman Temple is a must visit place in kasauli. Located atop a mountain, the temple is accessible only by foot.Be aware that it's situated within an Air Force station, meaning no mobile phones or electronic devices are allowed inside. A paid locker facility is available to store your belongings before you proceed. Security checks are mandatory before entering the temple area.Please note that many Google Maps photos for this location are inaccurate due to the no-phone policy; they often depict other Kasauli locations. Despite these restrictions, the temple itself has a wonderful, peaceful atmosphere and is definitely worth the trek.One important tip: monkeys are abundant, so don't carry food items or other stuff in your hànd and it's advisable to visit in a group.

We visited this holi place on 22nd dec 24. Taxis goes up to army check post only because at this time road was under construction. Thereafter there is a trek of 2 k.m up to Airforce check post, then 500mt upto Mandir hike starting point, then 500 mts of hike to temple.Must visit place if u can trek this much.

Walk beyond sunset point and take left at this post box and walk around 2.5 kms to airforce base.You will surrender all your belongings at a nominal rate and then walk up to the temple.It’s beautiful walk and very steep hill. Wear comfortable shoes and carry umbrella in rainy weather.

Photography is not allowed due to the restricted area and the Air Force Cantt area.You all have to submit bags and all digital equipments. 500mtr straight walk to Manki Point having a great adventure and such a great Hanuman ji 🙏 temple.

Such a peaceful place to visit and you can see every peak of other mountains from this Manki point just be aware of monkeys and yes don't forget to carry some cash up there as there are no phones allowed in the temple🙏🙏🙏🙏

So peaceful and beautiful place to visit. It is on peak of the hills of Kasauli.You need to be fully vaccinated otherwise you won't be allowed to pass the security.Phones, baggages, snacks and electronic devices are not allowed in there because of the increased cases of monkeys snatching these items.Taxis' fare is very high.

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This place deserves to be loved by everyone✨✨✨Jurassic Park Murthal is a popular family entertainment destination located in Murthal, Haryana, near the National Capital Region of India. This amusement park offers a blend of fun, adventure, and leisure, making it a sought-after spot for locals and tourists alike. Here's a detailed overview of what Jurassic Park Murthal has to offer:### Attractions and RidesJurassic Park Murthal boasts a variety of thrilling rides and attractions suitable for all age groups. Some of the key features include:1. **Water Park**: The water park is a major highlight, featuring multiple water slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers. It's a perfect place to beat the heat and enjoy some aquatic fun.2. **Amusement Park**: The amusement park section includes exciting rides like roller coasters, Ferris wheels, and carousels. There are also kiddie rides designed for younger children.3. **Dinosaur Park**: True to its name, the park has a dedicated area showcasing life-sized dinosaur models. This attraction is both educational and entertaining, offering visitors a glimpse into the prehistoric era.4. **Adventure Activities**: For those seeking an adrenaline rush, the park offers adventure activities such as zip-lining, rope courses, and rock climbing.### Dining and HospitalityJurassic Park Murthal provides a range of dining options to cater to different tastes. From fast food joints to multi-cuisine restaurants, visitors can enjoy a variety of culinary delights. The park also has several snack bars and refreshment stalls scattered throughout the premises.### Events and CelebrationsThe park is an ideal venue for hosting events and celebrations, including birthday parties, corporate outings, and school trips. They offer tailored packages to suit different needs and provide facilities like banquet halls and open-air venues.### Accessibility and AmenitiesJurassic Park Murthal is easily accessible from Delhi and other nearby areas via road. The park provides ample parking space for visitors. Other amenities include locker facilities, changing rooms, and first-aid stations to ensure a comfortable and safe experience for all guests.### ConclusionJurassic Park Murthal stands out as a versatile entertainment destination that offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or a fun day out with family and friends, this park provides a wholesome and enjoyable experience.

One of the best water and amusement parks in Delhi ncr. Thrilling slides, wave pool, family pool are enough to beat the heat. They got some good amusement rides too which make your day perfect. You can also do go Karting, bungee jumping here. They got the highest bungee of Delhi ncr which is 180 feet and sky walk too. Snow world is also available here if you want to enjoy the snow near Delhi. Overall a best place for dayouting.

The place is great for a day outing with family and friends. The children had a lot of fun throughout the day, especially with the slides.Only problem was with water temperature, it was significant high. Even after multiple requests, it couldn't get acknowledged.

I recently visited Jurasik Park Sonipat with my students on a school excursion and had a good experience overall.The water slides were particularly impressive and provided a thrilling experience.The park is well-maintained, and the staff was cooperative and friendly, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable visit.The food options were also good, with a variety of choices available at reasonable prices.However, our experience of the 7D show was not up to the mark. It could have been better.Additionally, children were disappointed that the video gaming section was closed during our visit.In go-kart ride, we felt that it could have accommodated more cars at a time to reduce waiting time.Overall, Jurasik Park Sonipat is a good water and amusement park that is worth visiting.Despite a few drawbacks, the park offers a fun and exciting experience for visitors of all ages. I would rate it 4 stars.

Last week i planned for a trip to Jurrasic park sonipat with family members. Last time i visited this place almost 7 years ago. From that time many things have changed. When we reached, there were only 3 counters opened for ticket booking and so many people were there in que. After 1 hour we got tickets and entered. Further we had to take swimming costumes and locker. At first we had planned for water park and after that amusement park for swings and rides. There were almost 10 slides we had taken. We spent few hours in water park. I had taken few water slides cautiously because hadn't before. We enjoyed waves in the pool with Dj mix. There were snow park, bungee jumping, motor rides are extra activities with extra cost. At this place there are many food stalls where we enjoyed different dishes. Finally after the water slides and park we went for amusement park where almost 10 rides and some rides for kids also. We enjoyed the rides but rides are not upto the mark.If i talk to cost of entry fee and other things like costumes, lockers is little bit high. Food rates are also high.If anyone is planning to visit this place then i suggest please buy tickets online in advance and try to be early entry to enjoy all because there is so much crowd and at every point there is a long que.

I visited the Water & Amusement Park, Jurassic Park Inn, with my brother too, and we had a blast! There were thrilling rides, awesome water slides, and plenty of exciting attractions. It's definitely a must-visit if you're looking for a day full of adventure and enjoyment! 🎢🌊🦖

It was Official family trip. It’s good for kids. They will enjoy for sure. There are lots of ridesOne time enjoyable.

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Don't fall for the good rating.All reviews are irrelevant (they are for the mall and not about the salon)Very unprofessional & bad service.Incompetent girls are working there, don't know anything about proper make-up.We took a marriage make-up package for multiple persons, but ended up as a disaster.DO NOT FALL FOR THE GOOD RATING.

The mall is nice and spacious bt mostly empty, store are available like max, dominos, kfc wave cinemas, etc gaming zone and dining area was open too,I went for a movie there the cinema was good but seat were not comfortable, the ticket cost us 130each so for that the facilities were fine

Biggest mall in Meerut cityAll kind of retail shops are hereMost of the known brands available here likePantaloonsTrendzShopper stopCobbLevi’sRealince store99 storeCoffee cafe dayBurger KingKfc the main attraction of the cityWave cinemaAl tazaazSagar ratnaDeltaeven many more food, clothes,gadget store hereOne toy shop recently opend at ground floor and they have vast variety of toys which u can never find in the city with the reasonable price

The best mall in meerut to shop, visit and watch movie... lots of brands available including shopperstop, trends and other....Even you can visit here to have coffee at cafe coffee day which is inside the mall....You will find wave cinema here..........Thanks......

Its a good hangout place especially for college students. You can find kfc, dominos, big bazaar, united colour of benneton, maxx outlet in this mall. A playzone and movie theatre (the wave cinemas) in this mall. The food court area is also well built.

The only mall in Meerut you can visit with your friends and family.... All shopping outlet along with food option... All in all good option to visit to spend some time with family and friends.From food to drinks from fun zone to bowling alley from virtual cricket to Gun shot .... All in all the only option in Meerut to visit and spend some good time with family and friends

Best mall in meerut. with wave cinemas multiplex. This have good location and good parking space. This also have a Game Zone. Best foods and snacks options like KFC'S, Domino's and classic bites and many more are also available here...Big Bazaar, Pantaloons,Vanheusen,Woodlands, Reliance Retail,Trendz,Store99,Louis philippe, Levi's,fbb and Shoppers Stop showroom are available here...and for electrical items you can go to Reliance Electrical.... overall this is a nice mall.. you can enjoy your day here...so have a nice day... wheelchair accessible entrance and washrooms are also available here...

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so it is really a nice place, but is it the best that India has to offer? no it is not. the entry fee of 600 for foreigners is fine, is still not that expensive. the grounds are nice and well maintained. It is a nice afternoon and you don’t get hassled too much which is nice. If you are in Delhi you have to give it a visit because you are here. Don’t hinge a trip on it though.

I recently visited the Red Fort in Delhi and saw it from the front. The structure is grand and impressive, with its massive red sandstone walls and beautiful Mughal architecture. Even from the outside, it gives a strong sense of history and culture. It's a great spot for photos and just soaking in the historic vibe. Definitely worth seeing if you're nearby

Had an amazing experience visiting this iconic fort. I also attended the light and sound show which was one of a kind experience overall. There are 5 museums inside too which are included in the ticket. Large well maintained area with a lot of historical significance. No guide needed. Information boards and museums have everything written there.I was pleasantly surprised with this place.

Visited the Red Fort, and it was an amazing experience. The architecture was grand, and the historical significance made it even more special. The fort was quite crowded, but walking through the massive gates and exploring the old structures felt like stepping back in time. A must-visit for history lovers!

Visiting the Red Fort was a captivating experience that transported me back in time. The monument’s imposing red sandstone walls and intricate carvings speak volumes about the architectural prowess of its era. Strolling through its expansive courtyards and fortified gates, I was struck by the historical significance and rich cultural heritage that this landmark embodies. The guided tour provided valuable insights into its storied past, making the visit both educational and awe-inspiring. A must-see for anyone exploring Delhi’s history and grandeur.

Visiting this place at night is a truly serene experience. The absence of traffic makes it a peaceful getaway from the city's hustle and bustle. The fort itself is closed for entry, but that doesn’t take away from the beauty and charm of the location. The illuminated structure looks mesmerizing, casting a historic aura that adds to the nighttime ambiance.One of the highlights of visiting at night is the tranquility that surrounds the area. With fewer people around, you can soak in the peaceful environment and enjoy the breathtaking view. The lighting enhances the architectural beauty of the fort, making it a great spot for photography enthusiasts. The cool breeze and calm surroundings make it an ideal place for a relaxed visit, especially for those who enjoy exploring historical sites from a distance.However, while it’s a pleasant experience, it’s always advisable to remain cautious. Since it’s not a crowded place at night, be mindful of your surroundings. A little bit of awareness goes a long way in ensuring a safe and enjoyable visit.In addition to the fort, another must-visit place nearby is the Seesganj Gurudwara. This sacred site holds historical and religious significance, offering visitors a peaceful and spiritual experience. If you have time, stepping inside the Gurudwara can be a great way to add a meaningful touch to your visit.Overall, if you’re looking for a quiet and scenic night-time spot, this place is definitely worth considering. Whether you’re there to admire the historical charm, enjoy the calmness, or capture the illuminated beauty of the fort, it’s a visit you won’t regret.

"Steeped in history and grandeur! The Red Fort is an awe-inspiring testament to India's Mughal past. The intricate architecture, majestic halls, and museum exhibits showcase the country's rich cultural heritage. However, the experience is slightly marred by the lack of water facilities and parched surroundings. Despite this, the fort's historic significance and sheer scale make it a must-visit. Don't miss the Light and Sound Show! A great experience, but bring water and stay hydrated!"

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Bangla Sahib is more than just a gurudwara—it's an experience of peace and spirituality in the heart of Delhi. Whether it's a daytime visit or a late-night outing, the serenity here is unmatched. The illuminated sarovar at night, the kirtan playing softly, and the langar that serves selfless love with every meal make it a must-visit spot.For me, visiting Bangla Sahib on my birthday is a tradition. There’s something incredibly fulfilling about starting the day with ardas. Late-night visits are equally special—there's a unique calmness in the quiet hours, making it a perfect place to reflect.If you’re in Delhi, whether for a spiritual retreat or just a peaceful break from the city's chaos, this place is a must.

Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is a prominent Sikh temple located in the heart of Delhi, near Connaught Place. This historic gurudwara is associated with the eighth Sikh Guru, Guru Har Krishan, who stayed here in 1664.¹*History and Significance*The gurudwara was originally a bungalow owned by Raja Jai Singh of Jaipur, which was later converted into a gurudwara by Sikh General Sardar Baghel Singh in 1783.² The gurudwara is famous for its holy water tank, known as the "Sarovar," which is believed to have healing properties.*Architecture and Features*The gurudwara is built in a classic Sikh style, with a blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural influences.³ The central golden dome is a striking feature, and the complex also includes a langar hall, a museum, and a library.*Visiting Details*- *Timings:* The gurudwara is open 24 hours, but the langar timings are from 9 am to 3 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm.- *Entry Fee:* There is no entry fee.- *Dress Code:* Visitors are expected to dress modestly and cover their heads.

Peaceful place filled with humble peoples!No frisking and unnecessary gimmicks.Need to leave our shoes outside, they have free Cloak room for footwear and I astonished that they've polished my black shoes which I've never seen in anywhere.Whole campus is so blissful.!Another great gesture is they're providing food for all, food's taste was so good, it shows that they were not just doing for name sake they do with care.Must visit place in Delhi.May be it's better to visit this place in early morning or in evening, with lights this place would be most beautiful.

It is a peaceful and spiritual place in the heart of Delhi. The golden dome, serene atmosphere, and beautiful holy pond make it a must-visit. The moment we entered, we had to remove our shoes and wear a head covering as a sign of respect, which added to the experience. We sat and listened to kirtan for a bit then went out and touched the water in the pond. The entire place was well-maintained and welcoming. Whether for spiritual reasons or just to admire the architecture, it’s a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, check out if in Delhi.

Awesome aura. After your first step on this placeyiu will feel different kind of calmness, and peacefulness. No pic zone near the talab area, everyone is following all rules, during darshan time no rush automatically people re in 4-5 queues, duri g receiving Prasad also there is systematically queue.

✨ Gurdwara Bangla Sahib ✨One of Delhi’s most iconic and serene spiritual landmarks, Gurdwara Bangla Sahib is a place where faith meets tranquility. Famous for its beautiful golden dome and peaceful Sarovar, this sacred space is dedicated to the eighth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Har Krishan Sahib Ji. Known for its selfless service and daily Langar, it welcomes people from all walks of life.Feel the divine presence, listen to the soulful kirtans, and experience the spirit of seva and devotion. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! 🙏🌸#GurdwaraBanglaSahib #SikhFaith #DivineBlessings #Seva #SpiritualSanctuary #DelhiDiaries

Metro is the best way to get here. Get off on Patel chowk from there it’s hardly 10 minutes walk. It’s a peaceful place, clicking photos inside the main hall is not allowed.

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Hare Krishna Dear devotees. Great place to chant holy name of Bhagwan Krishna

Very calm and soothing place. Aarti in evening coupled with hare krishna naam jap is very enlightening.

Hare Krishna we should visit temple everyday to get the darshan of kanha ji.But if you are unable to come everyday you should try to atleast come on Sunday and attend Sunday love feast at 2:00 pm and gaura aarti at 7 pm

One of very beautiful temples of ISKCON. Now they are building a bigger temple in wave city nearby . This temple is small yet beautiful and every inch of space is not just well utilised but well managed with devotion. They have nice families who are very dedicated and supporting this. The sadhus monks here are highly educated and very humble and hard working. They have nice festivals in Janmashtami and Gaur purnima flower ki holi. Nice programs here for children old and young. Must visit and regularly get involved in seva for all in Ghaziabad.

Very beautifully designed Temple. Prayer hall is huge. The walls and ceiling are having very elegant designs. Darshans and prayers are organized on fixed timings. When I visited it was held at 1230h onwards. Very peaceful place. You can have Prasad and offering for prayers from the shops located in temple premises.

A very warm and peaceful place for krishna lovers. This temple has Radha Krishna deities and deities of Lord Jagannath goddess Subhadra and Lord Baldeva. This temple also has a live size idol of Swami Srila Prabhupada who founded the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, commonly known as the Hare Krishna movement.The Temple also has a parikrama marg (circumambulation route) .The place has really strong position vibesAt the time of Arti, the bhajan and music make you dance in devotion and love💕Overall a beautiful place to meet krishna and krishna lovers ❤️

Divine of place is ritual of life 🙏🙏

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India Gate in the evening, especially on a weekend, is a lively and vibrant experience. The iconic monument, beautifully lit up, stands tall amidst a bustling crowd of visitors, families, and photographers. The atmosphere is energetic, with people enjoying , taking pictures, and kids and families strolling along the lawns. While the crowd can be overwhelming, the overall experience is enjoyable, offering a perfect blend of history, patriotism, and leisure.

I never felt this sense of pride anywhere else, I had mixed feelings.. one emotion was sense of pride for being born in this wonder nation 🇮🇳 and other little sad to see so many soldiers had to sacrifice their life for well being of the country.. this monument salutes all the soldiers and their immense sacrifice for the nation. The war memorial hosts the eternal fire in memory of the soldiers.. I returned with a feeling of gratitude to all those who strive hard to make 1.3 Billion people sleep peacefully at night. I request everyone not to see it as a mere spot for a picnic and for photos, let's see it as a testimony of the amazing country we are in. All we can say is "Thank you", nothing more nothing less..

We visited in the evening in march so wind was blowing slowly it was nice to see. You can take your eatable and can seat in the ground enjoy the view. Little bit crowded as it is among the most visited place in Delhi but not that much .

Lovely Place to visit at night. I am not sure about the day view but at night the lights give the best view... Loved it... You can sit and enjoy the place.. Also, you have multiple snacking options. The park in front of India gate is lovely.. Must visit once.

Had a wonderful time visiting India Gate! It’s a place where you can truly enjoy the atmosphere. Perfect for spending quality time with family. The monument itself is majestic, and the surrounding gardens are great for a walk or a peaceful spot to relax. It’s a perfect place to spend a few hours.

Had a great time visiting India Gate with my friends! The monument is stunning, and the atmosphere is lively. We went in the evening, which was beautiful with all the lights, but it did get quite crowded. If you're visiting in winter, it's best to go around 5 p.m. when the weather is pleasant. A perfect spot for a relaxed outing, enjoying street food, and taking in the historic charm!

Such an amazing experience to be there in the evening. The strolls in and around India Gate was excellent. The war memorial is definitely a place worth visiting. Enjoyed the visit thoroughly.

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Kartavya Path, India Gate, New Delhi, Delhi 110001, India

Beautiful place, with free entrance - but rates apply for shows (takes about 2 hours).Note: no camera, phone , electrical devices and no cigarettes allowed - will need to be stored on-site.Expect crowd, but it's handled and systematic.Worth a visit, and average take 1-2 hours (exclude show time)

Wow! What a place the architecture is mind blowing water show is also very good but they are not allowing any electronic items inside the temple 🥲

Akshardham Temple, Largest Hindu temple in world is a divine place. It's more than temple, it's actually a hub of great architectural designs that are carved on rocks and marble. Main things to see: ceilings of each dome inside temple, pillars and Mandovar. Great example of great and rich culture.

Its actually a masterpiece with very good architecture but they dont allow you to bring phone and camera inside

AkshardhamAn amazing beautiful peaceful temple.Must visit place if you are in New Delhi.Metro station also there and is just 100 meter apart.Akshardham is really beautiful the main temple is really beautifully crafted. The outer architecture is beautiful and also the inner marbel architecture was more than beautiful. The roof of the main temple is just amazing. The best and the most beautiful part is the main temple where the colors are too good.Note :- You can not take your phone 📱, camera 📷, so you have to stand in the queue to summit them in the cloak room. Secure cloak room 5/5.After the cloak room there is a security check which will be done in a minute you just have to remove your wallet and belt and that's it they will check you and let you pass.Strong security check.Best place to visit.

Goosebumps!!What a spectacular sight.... The beauty of this temple and its surrounding can not be described in words. Its just like a painting on a canvas.Even after so much of crowd, this place is yet very peaceful and relaxing for your soul. The light show and musical fountain add to the beauty of this place.MUST VISIT

The architecture is undoubtedly breathtaking and this place is worth a visit. However the staff is rude, timings of rides and events are not mentioned correctly on the website and not allowing purses or phones inside is incomprehensible. Why should we be asked to return or have to leave our valuables insecurely in cabs. Why not be transparant and allow cellphones. And what harm can purses and bags do...just use security measures. Even airports allow bags, so why shouldn't this place!!!

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I had a wonderful experience visiting Sultanpur National Park. It’s a serene place, perfect for bird watching and enjoying the outdoors. I spotted several migratory birds, including storks, herons, and egrets. The walking trails are clean and well-maintained, with watchtowers that give a great view of the lake and surroundings. It’s a great spot for photography and a quiet getaway from city life. Best time to visit is early morning, especially in the winter months. Highly recommended for nature lovers and families looking for a relaxing day out!

Very good Birding place. Offcourse, one has to keep patience and devote time to spot birds. But one given a substantial time, the reward is so satisfying.Early reaching can reward with sightings of Golden jackal as well.Best time to visit is October to late February.

Sultanpur National Park(Ramsar site ) is located at Sultanpur village on Gurugram-Jhajjar highway, 15km fromGurugramand 50km fromDelhi. This covers approximately 142.52 hectares. The National Park is named after King Sultansingh Chauhan a descendant of King Prithviraj Chauhan. The approach road is good and National Park has decent parking space. The entrance is charged @Rs 50. Around 250 migratory birds find shelter in winter season. The best times are always mornings and evenings. The walk around the park is around 7500 steps. There are watch towers to facilitate bird watching. You can even buy artefacts at counter while returning. Don't forget to rent up a binoculars. Electric vehicles are available for those who wish for ride around the park.

Amazing place for birding. Winter months are ideal, the park is closed from may to oct.It is serene and peaceful. Well maintained and clean, golf carts available so people with mobility issues or people looking just to unwind may avail.They have decent binoculars available for rent as well. Saw 100+ species in the 2-3 hours i was there in mid February. Only sad thing was dogs trying to hunt geese and other birds.

You must take a binocular, if you want to admire the true beauty of this place. Winter months are full of migratory birds. The best time to come is during Jan or Feb.Food is not allowed inside the premise of the park and right fully so!A place for calm and solitude.. A place for reflection..

This is the best place for nature lovers. The place is so calm, fully natural, and eternally peaceful. It takes around 2-3 hours to take a full circle of the lake. There are 3-4 watchtowers and observation decks that offer picturesque views of the visiting birds. You need to visit with binoculars and high heeled shoes for the best experience. Carry a water bottle on warm days but do not litter anywhere. The entry costs 50rs per person and 30 rs for parking each vehicle. Restrooms are available near the parking lot. The place is frequently visited by migratory birds from Siberia and Central Asia. One can also find local fauna in abundance. The lake is purely rain fed so water levels keep declining during the winter. This place usually remains open from October to March during the winters

Hello Review Readers,This place is perfect for nature lovers who can get fresh breath and beautiful scenic views here with eye-catching birds. Just one thing you need to carry binoculars. Without binoculars you can't see them properly. Because they are sitting very far in the water area . You can rent out the binoculars from the ticket counter as well.I need to notify a few things:-1- any type of food is not allowed inside the bird park .2- no water available inside so carry your water bottle .3- carry the Caps or umbrella if you are going in summer / rainy season .4- no food cafe There is not inside nor outside the park so carry a few ready to eat snacks .Minus point - they didn't manage the parks beauty properly. At a few places it looked like a wasteland because of unmanaged trees and grass. They should beautify this amazing place and should start a few activities for kids...so they can enjoy their bird century experience.

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National Park, Gurgaon Farukh Nagar Rd, Sultanpur, Gurugram, Haryana 122006, India

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Nice place beautiful lotus 🪷 temple 🛕 lot of foreign and Indian 🇮🇳 Crowd it’s actually a meditation 🧘🏻‍♂️ centre inside of which there is no god structure just a big empty hall with beautiful architecture , photography not allowed inside however outside it’s allowed, wheel chair accessible, opposite it we have huge parking 🅿️space 60rupees for 4 hours and then 20 per hour extra. Huge beautiful park , no entry fees, public toilet and drinking water available, they provide you bags to open and keep your shoes 👞 submit before you enter the Lotus 🪷 temple. No entry fees, outside you’ll find several food stalls and toys 🧸 shop for kids worth a visit

Lotus Temple Visit – Beautiful Architecture, But Limited ExperienceVisiting the Lotus Temple in Delhi was a unique experience. The architecture is stunning, with its elegant lotus-shaped design making it a visual masterpiece. However, the queue was quite long, taking 30+ minutes to enter.The entrance is free, which is great, but there isn’t much to explore inside. The temple is open to people of all religions and traditions even though its Bhai religious place (Which emphasize religious harmony of all religions), serving as a place for silent meditation and reflection rather than rituals or displays. If you appreciate architectural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere, it’s worth a visit. However, if you're expecting more activities, it may feel a bit underwhelming.

The Lotus Temple is truly a gem in the heart of Delhi! The architecture is absolutely stunning; its lotus flower design is both unique and beautiful, especially when the light hits the white marble just right. As you walk through the meticulously maintained gardens, you can’t help but feel a sense of peace and tranquility wash over you.Inside the temple is a different experience altogether. There’s a profound sense of calm - no rituals, no sermons, just silence that invites introspection and meditation. It's a refreshing escape from the busy city life, allowing visitors from all backgrounds to connect on a spiritual level.The pathways through the gardens are perfect for a leisurely stroll, and the vibrant flowers add to the serene atmosphere. I spent over an hour here simply soaking in the beauty and peace of the place.If you're in Delhi, the Lotus Temple is a must-visit! Whether you're looking for architecture, spiritual solace, or a quiet place to reflect, this temple offers it all. I left feeling rejuvenated and inspired. Highly recommend!

If you are think to come in Delhi so you should visit Lotous Temple . This place is amazing, quiet, mind refreshing and peaceful place .Their staff members are very polite & calm .They told about the specifications of this temple.Key features :-• Beautiful garden that blows your mind.• Quite and peaceful Temple.• Behave of staff and temple employee staff is polite and calm .. ☺️You should visit... 👍🏻

I recently visited the Lotus Temple in Delhi with my family on a rainy day, and it turned out to be an unforgettable experience. Despite the drizzle, the serene atmosphere and unique architecture made it a truly peaceful visit. The temple, shaped like a blooming lotus flower, is stunning both from the outside and within. The white marble petals stand out beautifully against the moody skies, and the lush gardens surrounding the temple provide a calm retreat from the bustling city.Inside, the temple's simple yet magnificent design invites visitors to reflect and experience tranquility. The large, open hall is breathtaking, with soft natural light filtering through the windows, creating a peaceful ambiance perfect for contemplation. The quiet, respectful atmosphere was appreciated, and we felt a sense of calm wash over us despite the rain.The staff was courteous, and we appreciated how the temple promotes unity and peaceful coexistence among people of all faiths. The surroundings were well-maintained, with paths leading to the temple being clean and easy to walk along, even with the rain.Overall, the Lotus Temple is a must-visit in Delhi. The architectural beauty, combined with the calm and welcoming atmosphere, made for an enriching experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city.

The Architecture of Lotus Temple is amazing. There is a lush greenery and magnificent floral walk trail. A quiet and peaceful place. The temple has three layers, nine petals in each layer, and nine entrances that all lead to the central hall. Inside of the temple is only place to sit and pray here.Entry Free. Outside Temple many Autos are available and it's hardly 500m walk-in distance from Kalka Ji Mandir Metro Station.MONDAY CLOSED.

Beautiful and peaceful place. Bring inner satisfaction every time visit this temple. All amenities available. Location is good. Prefer to entry early. Garden is awesome. Enjoy this place.

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Night view was amazing. had a great experience.Qutub Minar is a very tall and beautiful tower in Delhi. It is made of red stone and has amazing carvings. The place is peaceful and nice to visit. There are other old buildings around it, making it a great place to explore.

Visited Qutub Minar, and it was truly impressive. The architecture and the surrounding ruins gave a historic vibe. The area was well-maintained but a bit crowded. Best to visit early for a peaceful experience. A great spot for history lovers and photography.

One of the many icons of Delhi. Managed by Archeological Survey of India. It's clean and has all the facilities. No tickets required for children under 14. Tickets can be bought online.Parking is available, toilets available and plenty of snacks options outside the compound.Monument is managed well and all the details have been provided there, no need for a guide.

We were there on 26-03-2025. I visited multiple times, it's a very peaceful space.Can be travel by metro or by own vehicle.There is paid parking available.Clean Restrooms are available.Family place, photography allowed.Pets are not allowed.

Visiting the Qutub Minar today was an awe-inspiring experience. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, standing at an impressive 72.5 meters, is a striking example of Indo-Islamic architecture and a testimony to Delhi’s rich history. Built in the 12th century by Qutb-ud-din Aibak and later extended by Iltutmish and Firoz Shah Tughlaq, the minaret remains one of the most iconic landmarks of India.As I walked through the Qutub Complex, I was captivated by the intricate carvings and inscriptions on the red sandstone and marble walls. The verses from the Quran, along with geometric patterns, showcase the architectural brilliance of that era. The Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, the first mosque built in India, adds to the historical significance of the site. Another intriguing structure was the Iron Pillar, standing rust-free for centuries, a marvel of ancient metallurgy.The atmosphere around Qutub Minar was vibrant, with visitors from all over the world admiring its grandeur. The beautifully maintained gardens surrounding the monument provided a perfect place to relax and take in the historical ambiance. The contrast of the lush greenery with the towering red sandstone minaret created a picture-perfect setting.Despite the crowds, the experience was immersive. The play of sunlight on the carvings and the cool breeze added to the charm of the visit. One can’t help but feel transported back in time, imagining the historical events that unfolded in this very place.Qutub Minar is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, photographers, and architecture lovers. It stands as a proud reminder of India’s glorious past and continues to inspire awe with its timeless beauty. If you’re in Delhi, missing out on this magnificent monument would be a mistake!

- Once again I had a chance to visit Qutub minar.- I feel very proud to have such a magnificent inheritance from our ancestors.- The guides should be trained in the latest available true history about such monuments.- The information displayed at every monument should be revised accordingly.

A Night at Qutub MinarAs night descends over Delhi, the city’s chaos softens into a gentle hum, and the Qutub Minar emerges in the moonlight—an awe-inspiring silhouette against the starry sky. Bathed in a golden glow, the ancient minaret stands tall and proud, its intricate carvings casting delicate shadows across the stone.In the quiet of the night, the Qutub Minar becomes more than just an architectural marvel—it feels like a bridge to another time. The Iron Pillar, standing nearby, glimmers faintly—a symbol of scientific and cultural achievements long before our time.🗼With fewer visitors around, the ambiance is serene, almost magical. The towering minaret, which has withstood centuries of change, seems to speak softly of the empires that rose and fell around it. Under the starry sky, the Qutub Minar isn't just a monument; it’s a storyteller—one that holds the secrets of an ancient world while standing resilient in the heart of a modern city. 🌃

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Seth Sarai, Mehrauli, New Delhi, Delhi 110030, India

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Leisure Valley Park is located in Sector 29 of Gurugram in the Haryana State of India. It is also known as the Maharana Pratap Swarn Jayanti Park. It is an urban park offering a rose garden, picnic spots, a cafe and a fountain with musical water shows.There is no entry fee to Leisure Valley Park . A musical fountain is operated in the evenings. It is at a short walking distance from the IFFCO Chowk Metro Station and is right opposite the Kingdom of Dreams .The Leisure Valley Park is a pleasant green area surrounded by the city’s concrete jungle.This Park is quite popular amongst kids, youngsters and the locals.It’s open for the public from 5 AM in the morning to 9 PM in the evening, everyday. Outside the park, and near the entrance, several illegal kiosks have come up, selling eatables.The park, however lacks good maintenance and upkeep. So many stray dogs roam freely inside.

This place has become my happy spot, where I can unwind and spend quality time with loved ones.First of all, the location is super convenient - just a stone's throw away from MG metro station. As you enter, you're greeted by the majestic Maharana Pratap statue, setting the tone for a regal experience.The park is beautifully maintained, with stunning fountains, a serene rose garden, and lush greenery. I've spent hours here, watching kids play cricket, couples practicing yoga, and friends laughing over food from the various cuisines available at the food trucks.But what really draws me to this park is the vibe - it's always bustling with energy, yet peaceful. I've attended a few concerts here, and the atmosphere is electric! The park truly comes alive with music, food, and good company.Whether you're looking for a relaxing evening, a fun day out, or just some quality time with yourself, Leisure Valley Park has something for everyone. So, grab a snack from the food trucks, find a comfy spot, and soak in the goodness!P.S. - Don't miss the rose garden - it's a hidden gem!

Leisure Valley Park in Gurugram is a peaceful and spacious retreat, perfect for those seeking relaxation. The sound of birds and the serene environment make it ideal for walks, meditation, or unwinding. While the park is well-maintained, the lighting could be improved for evening visits. It’s best enjoyed during the day for its natural charm and tranquility.

Laser Valley Park is a beautiful and well-maintained green space, perfect for relaxation and family outings 🌳✨. With scenic walking trails, fun play areas for kids, and a peaceful ambiance, it’s a great escape from city life 🌿. The laser show in the evening adds a magical touch 🎆—a must-visit for nature and adventure lovers! 🚶‍♂️🌟

Good park to visit very big park but most of the seats were not clean it can be improved on that BTW great place to visit on weekends with family (kids)

Leisure Valley Park is a delightful urban oasis that offers a refreshing break from city life. Its lush greenery, recreational facilities, and scenic beauty make it a popular destination for families, couples, and individuals seeking relaxation and recreation. While there are a few areas for improvement, the park's overall appeal and positive aspects outweigh its drawbacks.Additional Tips:* Visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowds.* Carry your own water and snacks, as food options within the park may be limited.* Wear comfortable shoes for walking and jogging.* Check the timings of the musical fountain show beforehand.* Be mindful of cleanliness and avoid littering.

I personally like this park because of the distance you can cover in one loop.It has cemented and non cemented path for walking and running 🏃‍♂️ respectively.There are restaurant, cafe, nursery available over here. On the entrance you have some food options as well.Also it has great proximity to sector 29 so if you want to party after your walk you also have that option 🤪

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287, NH 8, Sector 29, Gurugram, Haryana 122021, India

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Its a good place for leasure below is the summary of tickets and show details.Only entry : 700/-(you get a prepaid card with 500 balance which can be used for food ordering) inclusive in 700Entry plus show: 1600/- u get free entry plus the theatre show no food card u have to purchase on own.the theatre act is a total 2hrs theatre act which is very good and worth investing, to watch all the stage performance with full of energy and good story line.

One of the most iconic place in the NCR, a wonderful experience with all friends visited with me, the Auditorium complex and its decorations were interesting. Walking around inside the complex is a great experience. Always wanted to be here. And so it happened. I cannot say that I have never been here before. We especially enjoyed going to it. It’s definitely worth the price, and it’s good to go with your entire family or friends. In the end, it was worth it to experience an auditorium that has meant so much to so many.

..awesome place to spend time with family, huge space, great architecture, superb lighting and live shows, food arena is great fun as it has food stalls of different places of India . Worth visiting place. A little expensive. But you would love it. The live show Zangoora is wonderful. Culture gully is also nice, showing the India and its traditions & dishes. showcasing different Indian cuisine, In-house fabulous theatre regularly stage classic and other plays, a great place for people interested in plays...

We went couple of years book to kingdom of dreams to watch Jhumri. It’s aThe tickets are heavily priced. It’s a theatre where you can watch shows with nice visually effects like Zangoora & Jhumru. Went with parents. Show is nice. The place is nice too. You can check out tickets on nearbuy for any deals or discounts.Better to go on weekdays since there is lesser rush & ticket prices are lesser. Better to book tickets in advance online.Food is not included in tickets. There is a nice food court where you can buy food against coupons. There is a nice landscaping and artificial sky roof types.There is a fantasy park for kids which has separate tickets.Kingdom of Dreams entry fees – Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze. Diamond tickets cost ₹2999 per person on weekdays and ₹3999 per person on weekends. Platinum tickets are priced at ₹2499 per person (weekdays) and ₹2999 per person (weekends) and Gold tickets cost ₹1999 and ₹2499.

This place is so amazing and has a lot to offer.The food restaurants and cafes offer tasty food. The restaurants are theme based and show diversity of indian culture by providing state specific foods.There are many outlets where you can buy clothes, souvenirs and other items.The ambience is so lovely and on weekends there are some live performances which are really awesome.The culture gully is the live stage show, which is also a must visit if you visit this place

Situated in Gurgaon, Delhi NC Region, it's a complete package for a weekend gateway, especially for kids. You can pester your taste buds with variety of cuisine from different states of India. There are handcrafted products and other exquisite products on sale for home decor. You can also also enjoy shows at different auditoriums. The entry fee is nominal Rs. 800/- per person, which can be redeemed at any of the food outlets. The weekend entry fee is higher. Must go for those who would like to enjoy quality time with children.

Visual feast with beautiful settings. Particularly the sky roof is gorgeous and personifies the entire setting. Each hotel or store is basis a theme.Food is decent, photography is a strict no inside the hotels or stores. Selfies are okay if clicked one or two.Live performances are terrific. Opera / Dramas are additional.Stores are expensive as the goods are hand crafted.

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सभागार परिसर, KINGDOM OF DREAMS, Sridevi Road, near IFFCO Metro Station, Sector 29, Gurugram, Haryana 122001, India