Known for
the Millennium City, a forest of glass office towers and high-rises that grew out of farmland in a single generation to become the corporate capital of the Delhi metropolitan area; for the traveller it is the NCR's most polished dining-and-shopping hub, ringed by the green folds of the Aravalli hills, and an easy half-day trip from central Delhi
October to March, when the air is cool and the bird sanctuary is at its best; the summer months from April to June are dry and harsh, often crossing 44°C
Gurugram's most revered temple — the devotional heart of the old city, dedicated to Sheetla Mata and thronged during its spring fairs.
Gurugram's green lung — a 380-acre native forest rewilded from a mining wasteland, laced with walking and birding trails, free to enter.
A wide natural lake in the Aravalli foothills near Sohna — Gurugram's favourite weekend escape for boating, birdwatching, and picnics.
Turn this into a trip — pick a multi-day route, hop to a nearby city, or ask our guide for a custom all-vegetarian plan.
By regionDelhi NCRIndia's capital and its satellite cities as one contiguous metro — Delhi, Gurugram and Noida knit together by the Metro and the expressway grid, for the vegetarian traveller.Ask the TasteYatra guideGet a personalised, all-vegetarian plan in seconds.