HARYANA TOURISM

A name that has always been associated with trampolines, SkyJumper was the pioneer in the world of trampolines and trampoline parks in India. While ensuring you uninterrupted moments of fun, fitness and thrill, SkyJumper prioritises safety and over everything. Ideal for age groups above 3, the place also caters to the requirements of people across all fitness levels. In addition to hosting regular trampoline fitness and gymnastics coaching lessons, SkyJumper is also a common pick for birthday parties, social gatherings and event corporate events.

Being one of the top restaurants in Gurgaon, Vapour Bar Exchange can be one of the best places to visit in Gurgaon near Golf Course Road. It is a microbrewery and offers a casual dining experience to its visitors. This place has been serving its guests with brewed beer starting from dark stout to classical Indian pale. With the perfect blend of original and innovative flavour that goes good with the food palate of the audience, Vapour Bar Exchange sets the perfect mood for the guests.

This amazing amusement park is a swanky reincarnation of the iconic Appu Ghar and is amongst the most fun places to visit in Gurgaon. Spread over a whopping one million sqft. area, this is a beach-themed water park that claims to have India’s tallest and fastest water ride ‘Sky Fall’, which is a 90 ft. slide. Another attraction here is the dizzying ‘Oh My Gurgaon’ ride. Besides these, there is a wave pool, faux beach, float slides, and fun games like Zor Ball, beach volleyball, etc. The place has an amazing array of food offerings including Oriental, Italian, and Indian cuisines served at its high and low tide restaurants.

Shirdi Sai Baba Temple in Faridabad is one of the most popular religious sites in the city that attracts visitors year-round. Built over an area of 3 acres, the beautifully designed temple with the main shrine and a large hall is made of white, green and yellow coloured marble stones.

Raja Nahar Singh Palace, also known as Ballabhgarh Fort Palace, is a heritage property named after the legendary Indian rebellion of 1857. The construction of this double-storeyed sandstone structure with Darbar-e-Aam, Rang Mahal, minarets and cupolas began during the reign of the Jat king Bao Balram in the 18th century and continued in phases till the mid-19th century. After the restoration work done by the well-known architectural restorer Aman Nath and his French partner Francis Wacziarg, this historical property has been converted into a popular motel-cum-restaurant that provides you a glimpse into the regal past of this region. The Kartik Cultural Festival held during the autumn season at this fort palace is a major crowd puller.

Nahar Singh Cricket Stadium is one of the popular places to visit in Faridabad that attracts visitors year-round, especially cricket buffs. Named after the famous Indian rebellion of 1857, the stadium was built in 1981 with 6 centre and 3 practice pitches and a seating capacity of 25,000 spectators.