Ten Km from Gurgaon and 42 km from Delhi, the place is a heaven for bird lovers. It is a find of Peter Jackson, the world famous authority on bird watching. It was opened for tourists on 6 th Feb. 1972. To this lonely and lovely retreat, flock the migrant birds from Europe and Siberia. These birds come here with the onset on winter and return when their colder homes have warmed up. Camping equipment like beds, Chairs, Central Tables, Lights, Stoves etc are available at site on hire at reasonable rates. To facilitate bird watching,...

The tiny town with pretty name, Sohna is credited with sulphur springs. This is situated in the heart of the town by the side of a perpendicular rock and is approachable only on foot through small narrow lanes where vehicles can not pass. The water is strongly sulphurate and its temperature varies from 46° C to 51.7C. ° The present site of main kund, called Shiv Kund, is believed to have been the ancient abode of hermits. The hot water is believed to have curative effect on skin infections and diseases like gout and rheumatism. Hindus consider the tank sacred and come for a dip in its water on solar/lunar eclipse and Somavati Amavasya.

Damdama Lake fills a depression in the Aravalli hills which forms a striking backdrop to its placid waters. This lake is perfect for canoeing, Kayaking & Angling.

If you love boating and rock climbing you can go to the Damdama Lake near the Aravalli Hills. The lake provides ample scope for boating and if you are an avid rock climber, you will have ample scope to try out your skills in the difficult terrains of the Aravalli.

This famous Hindu temple is located one and a half kilometers in the suburbs of Gurgaon near a pond. The presiding deity of this temple is Mata Sheetala Devi, which is also referred to as Shakti Peeth. More than three centuries ago two brothers, Padarath and Singha lived in the village of Gurugaon. They were fief holders and owned thousands of acres of land. Singha was a calm, good-natured person who spend most of his time in singing Bhajans. Impressed by Singha's devotion, Sheetala Devi appeared in his dream and granted him a boon. The boon was that, Singha's mere touch would free a person from all pains. Singha thus left his luxurious abode and started meditating near the pond.

Saras complex in the Gurgaon District is a splendid and picturesque poperty. The Aravalli Hills form the backdrop. The depression before these hills was banked up on one side and a vast lake was formed. Fed by rain streams, the lake is deep and nearly 8 km in length. In its tapering points nests kikar trees.