Haritima Adventure Eco-Tourism Park, Delhi’s first-ever park with a staycation facility, is all set to welcome visitors from today. Situated on the outskirts of Kanganheri village near Najafgarh in Southwest Delhi; this park is equipped to provide a pleasing countryside experience to the visitors.
A model village with mini farmlands is created within the 16 acres of this eco-park, where one can get a closer look at the farming process as well as the rural lifestyle. It also offers several recreational and adventure activities, ranging from boating and kayaking to zip-lining and wall-climbing.
The newly-opened park comes with free WiFi and also features indoor video games, a fitness center, hot tubs, and heated community pools. To enthrall visitors further, it hosts magic shows and rain dances.
Interestingly, this park has no entry fee, but if you feel compelled to stay here for longer than a day (which is not surprising), you can rent one of the 20 AC cottages arranged for vacationers. A night’s stay at these cottages will cost around 5000 INR for two people, including meals. Access to the pool is complimentary. You can book these cottages online and offline too.
Whether you are looking forward to an adventure-filled holiday with friends or a nature-based trip with family, Haritima welcomes you with open arms. Isn’t this a perfect place for a staycation in Delhi? Visit this eco-adventure tourism park during your next Delhi trip for a different experience altogether. Haritima Adventure Eco-Tourism Park is just a half-hour drive from the Delhi airport.
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