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Image: Ekabhishek / CC BY-SA 3.0Welcome to Sultanpur National Park! Use the resources below to plan your adventure in one of India's most treasured wild spaces.
Safaris, bird watching, nature walks, and more
Safari timings, open seasons, and park schedules
Entry fees, safari charges, and camera fees
How to reach by air, rail, and road
Official booking links, permits, and offline reservation guidance
Nearby stays, forest rest houses, and booking resources
Check current park hours, ticketing, and any seasonal maintenance closure before making a Delhi NCR day trip.
This is one of the more accessible parks in the app, with road access, walking paths, towers, toilets, and short distances. Some paths and tower stairs may still be difficult for wheelchair users.
Sultanpur National Park is a small but important wetland in Gurugram district of Haryana. It is designated as a Ramsar Site and is one of the easiest national park day trips from Delhi NCR. Seasonal water, grassland, and scattered trees support resident and migratory birds.
| Season | Morning Safari | Evening Safari |
|---|---|---|
| Birding Season (Oct - Mar) | Posted morning hours | Posted evening hours |
Use official Haryana Wildlife or Haryana Tourism channels for current opening hours, weekly closures, and maintenance closures.
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| Entry Fee | As notified at the park gate |
| Camera/Guide | As applicable locally |
Carry cash or confirm current digital payment options at the gate.
Sultanpur National Park, Gurgaon-Farrukhnagar Road, Gurugram district, Haryana
28.4640° N, 76.8920° E
Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is the closest major airport.
Gurugram and Garhi Harsaru are useful railheads depending on local transport.
The park is about 15 km from Gurugram and roughly 50 km from Delhi by road.
Use taxis or private vehicles from Gurugram/Delhi; walking paths and watchtowers are inside the park.
Seasonal wetland vegetation, reeds, grasses, scattered trees, shrubs, and planted groves around walking paths.
Sultanpur supports over 250 bird species across seasons, plus small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and wetland invertebrates.
The wetland was protected as a bird sanctuary in the 1970s and upgraded to national park status in 1991. It is now recognized internationally as a Ramsar wetland.
