5/5 Desh deepak k. 2 years ago on Google
This
forest
is
part
of
aravali
hills
One
of
the
greenest
greenery
forest
in
Delhi.
it
is
excellent
for
morning
evening
walking.a
good
trek
place
in
very
busiest
delhi.
in
this
forest,ponds,
hills,
fort,
birds,temples
and
major
to
watch😊
There
are
multiple
entry
and
exit
points,
but
the
ones
at
the
Qutub
Institutional
Area
and
Neela
Hauz
Bridge
near
Vasant
Kunj
provide
the
easiest
access.
Visitors
please
wear
shoes
and
full-length
trousers
as
protection
against
the
thorny
shrubbery,
and
to
take
sufficient
fluids
and
snacks,
as
there
is
no
dhaba
or
shop
in
the
this
forest😊
This
van
spread
over
an
area
of
450
acre😊
You
can
also
cycling
here🚴
but
careful
while
riding
because
small
child
are
playing,they
may
get
hurt.
There
is
a
peacock
hill,
where
you
find
many
peacock.but
many
of
them
killed
by
locals
for
his
feathers.govt
please
safe
them,
they
are
the
heart
of
this
forest.
Many
people
encroaching
this
forest,making
masjid
कब्रगाह
etc...Govt
has
to
stop
this
type
of
encroachments,otherwise
no
greenery
area
left
in
Delhi🙏🏻
It's
a
big
lush
well
maintained
clean
forest.
Very
peaceful.
You
will
definitely
find
a
peaceful
spot
to
sit
and
enjoy
inspire
of
the
huge
crowds.
Sufficient
benches
and
parks.
Toilets
and
dustbins.
Equipment
to
workout.
Jogging
and
cycling
trail.
Birds
sound
feels
you
good.Must
visit
for
a
nature
lovers.
long
jungle
trek
in
South
Delhi
It
is
a
complete
package
to
visit.
Take
your
water
and
snacks
and
tack
back
the
trace.
Many
parts
of
the
forest
cut
for
building
college
etc,
it's
very
bad
for
green
delhi
😔
There
are
many
story
and
rumours
are
spreading
on
social
media,may
be
they
are
true
but
i
dont
think
so.
Me
and
my
brother
stay
here
at
7:30
pm,all
are
worried
and
scared,
because
there
is
no
light
in
this
park,
avoid
negative
thaughts
from
your
mind
because
if
you
think
about
all
those
rumours,you
will
scared.
There
are
many
view
point
like
qutub
minar
view
point,very
beautiful
just
loved
this
place
😍
There
are
many
birds,resident
or
visiting
bird
include
Eurasian
golden
oriole,
purple
sunbird,
Asian
koel,
Brahminy
starling,
Indian
silverbill,
white-throated
kingfisher,
grey-breasted
prinia,
crested
honey
buzzard,
rufous
treepie,
and
Indian
paradise
flycatcher
etc.,
the
forest
also
conserves
habitat
for
jackals,
snakes,
nilgais
and
several
species
of
butterflies
etc.
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