Sultanpur National Park, about 15 km from Gurugram, is a small wetland reserve and Ramsar site famous for birds. More than 250 species have been recorded, and in winter migratory waterfowl arrive from Siberia, Europe and Central Asia. A walking trail circles the lake with watchtowers along the way. It is usually closed in the monsoon months; December to February is best.

Damdama Lake, in the Aravalli hills near Sohna, is one of the largest natural lakes in Haryana, enlarged by an embankment built by the British in 1947 to store rainwater. It is a popular day trip from Delhi and Gurugram, with boating, camps and adventure activities nearby. The lake is fullest after the monsoon and can shrink greatly by early summer.

Kingdom of Dreams in Gurugram is a large live-entertainment complex that opened in 2010. It was built around two theatres staging Bollywood-style musicals and Culture Gully, an indoor boulevard under an artificial sky with themed pavilions, food and crafts from different Indian states. Check ahead for current shows and opening times, as operations have changed over the years.

Surajkund is a 10th-century reservoir built by the Tomar king Surajpal, shaped as a semicircular amphitheatre of stone steps facing the rising sun. A sun temple is thought to have stood on its western side. The site is best known for the Surajkund International Crafts Mela held each February, which brings artisans from across India and abroad.