
Museums
Museum of Folk and Tribal Art
A private collector's hoard of masks, dolls, textiles and ritual objects from every corner of India, crammed into a suburban bungalow.
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Forts, museums, parks, springs and the food streets — the sights worth your time, with real hours and honest entry prices.

Museums
A private collector's hoard of masks, dolls, textiles and ritual objects from every corner of India, crammed into a suburban bungalow.
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Museums
A four-storey purpose-built museum on the Delhi-Jaipur highway with India's largest collection of vintage cars, aircraft, trains and palanquins.
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Museums
A live-theatre and cultural theme complex staging Bollywood-scale musicals and a walkable street of Indian states.
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Cultural Landmarks
The open-air food-and-drink plaza at the heart of Cyber City where corporate Gurugram eats, meets and drinks after work.
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Natural Parks
A shallow wetland on the Gurugram-Farrukhnagar road that draws Siberian cranes, flamingos and 250 other bird species between October and March.
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Green Spaces
A shallow Aravalli reservoir 40 km south of Gurugram where locals kayak, camp and eat parathas on Sundays.
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Spiritual Sites
The city's most important temple, dedicated to the goddess after whom Gurgaon-Gurugram was once informally called Sheetla-gram.
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Green Spaces
A 400-acre rewilded former mining site next to Cyber Hub, now the city's cleanest walking and jogging space.
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Green Spaces
A 34-acre landscaped park in the middle of Sector 29 with a musical fountain, amphitheatre and morning yoga on the lawns.
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Museums
Aditya Arya's private collection of 2,500 historic cameras and prints, arranged as an actual museum with rotating photography exhibitions.
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Historic Sites
The 73-metre red sandstone tower begun by Qutub-ud-din Aibak in 1193, and India's tallest minaret, twenty kilometres north of Cyber City.
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Historic Sites
The 1570 tomb-garden of the second Mughal emperor and the direct architectural ancestor of the Taj Mahal, an hour from Gurugram.
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Restaurants
The city's original nightlife district — 60-plus restaurants and bars grouped around three open pedestrian courtyards.
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Street Markets
Old Gurgaon's chaotic wholesale market for spices, brass, fabric and everything else the malls do not sell.
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Malls High Streets
One of India's largest malls with 230 stores, a 7-screen PVR, ice rink and the flagship stores of most international brands.
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Cultural Landmarks
The corporate heart of new Gurugram — 25 million sq ft of Grade-A office towers walkable via elevated skywalks.
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Theme Parks
Gurugram's biggest water park with 20 slides, a wave pool and India's original brand-name adventure rides.
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Street Food
An indoor food-street inside Kingdom of Dreams with 14 regional Indian food stalls under a painted-ceiling sky.
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Spectator Sports
A 9-hole public golf course in Sector 43 with green fees a fraction of the private clubs on Golf Course Road.
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Spiritual Sites
The largest Sikh gurudwara in Gurugram, serving langar every day of the year and open to visitors of any faith.
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Historic Sites
A 15th-century Rajput fort on the Delhi-Jaipur highway restored as a heritage hotel and open to day visitors.
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Springs Spas
Natural sulphur springs in the small hill town of Sohna, used medicinally for over 400 years.
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Spiritual Sites
The 14th-century Sufi shrine of Nizamuddin Auliya, alive every Thursday evening with qawwali singers.
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