Day Picnic · Village Theme Resort
Bhora Kalan, Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana
Mud walls, thatched roofs and a lawn that runs further than you expect — that is the setting Arise Rustic Village Resort works with. The property sits in Bhora Kalan on the Manesar side of Gurugram and runs as an eco-farm resort, where a day out is built around open ground, simple Haryanvi food, pool time and a long list of outdoor games. This guide covers what is verified about the resort, how a day picnic usually flows, and how to confirm current packages through Manesar Resorts.
Resort
Arise Rustic Village ResortVillage-theme eco-farm resort
Location
Bhora Kalan, ManesarGurugram, Haryana 122413
Type of outing
Day picnic & day outingOvernight stays also offered
Suitable for
Families, couples & groupsSubject to confirmed arrangement
Activities
Archery, badminton & moreConfirm inclusions for your date
Ticket price
Current price on enquiryNo verified public day rate
Packages
Subject to availabilityBuilt around group & meals
Booking assistance
Manesar Resorts+91-8527480066
About the property
Arise Rustic Village Resort was built on a fairly simple idea: take a working farm on the edge of Gurugram, add cottages made of mud and thatch, and let guests spend the day inside that landscape rather than look at it from a lobby.
That is what gives the place its character. The buildings are low, round-shouldered and earth-coloured, the roofs are thatched, and the walls inside carry painted murals rather than printed art. Between them you get lawns, trees, walkways and a pool, with cultivation continuing on the property's own farmland behind the cottages. It reads as a village because it is laid out like one, not because it has been decorated to look like one.
The mud cottages follow the same logic. Mud walls hold the heat out far better than brick, which is why the rooms stay comfortable through a Haryana summer, and each cottage opens onto a private verandah where the morning is genuinely quiet. Inside, the resort provides air-conditioning, a bed, seating, a study table and a bathroom — traditional on the outside, practical on the inside. Deluxe Baithak rooms and premium cottages are the other two categories on the property.
For a day visitor the appeal is slightly different from a stay. You are not there for the room; you are there for the ground. Children get space to run, groups get lawns to sit on, and the activity area — archery, badminton, cricket, table tennis, rope obstacles and more — keeps a mixed-age group occupied without anyone having to organise them.
Why consider it
Six practical reasons this property suits a day out better than a standard resort lawn — and what each one actually means for your group.
Mud plaster, thatch, murals and bullock-cart era props are part of the construction and the grounds, so there is no separate "theme zone" to walk through. The whole property holds the look, which matters if the point of your outing is a change of scenery.
Even on a day visit, the architecture is what people photograph. The cottages are built in mud with traditional interiors and a private verandah each — a different experience from a banquet hall with a lawn attached.
The property is open lawn and farm rather than corridor and lobby. Swings, a play structure and wide grass mean younger children are occupied without a screen, and parents can keep an eye on them from one seating point.
Archery, badminton, cricket, basketball, table tennis, volleyball, dart, commando net and Burma bridge are all published by the resort. Having eight or nine options is what keeps a group of 30 people from standing around after lunch.
The day menu the resort publishes is a Haryanvi-style vegetarian spread — dal, a paneer dish, rice or pulao, tawa roti, salad and raita, with tea and pakora in the evening. It is familiar food for most NCR families, which is usually what a day outing needs.
Family outings, friends' groups, school trips and corporate days are all handled here, and the property publishes separate programme outlines for schools and companies. That experience shows in how the day is sequenced rather than in what is promised on paper.
On the ground
These are the activity areas the property publishes and shows in its own photographs. Availability on any given day depends on the package you book, the weather and how many groups are on the property.
Target boards are set up on the grass and guests shoot in turns under supervision. It is usually the first activity groups drift towards, because it works for almost everyone in a mixed-age party.
Adults & older children
Rackets and a net on the lawn, which is the easiest way to get four people moving without a briefing. Bring your own shoes if you play seriously; the surface is grass, not a court.
All ages
Net climbs and rope elements such as the Burma bridge sit at the edge of the activity ground. They suit children who want a challenge and adults who are happy to climb in jeans rather than gym wear.
Groups & school trips
An open patch for cricket plus basketball and volleyball, and enough flat grass for tug of war or musical chairs when a group needs to be split into teams. This is where most corporate and school groups spend their afternoon.
Families & groups
The farm is cultivated, not staged. School programmes include guided planting and harvesting, and day visitors can walk the fields with the team. Ask in advance if you want a proper farm walk rather than a look from the path.
School & family groups
The pool is one of the property's main draws through summer, set beside the cottages and lawn. Whether pool access is part of a day package is not something we can confirm for a given date, so treat it as a question to ask at enquiry.
Confirm accessPlan the day
Three ways groups usually structure a day here. The inclusions below are the ones worth asking about — the final list, and the price, is confirmed by the property for your specific date.
For families
A relaxed day for parents, children and grandparents, paced so nobody has to rush between activities.
For friends
For a dozen friends or a small reunion group that wants games, food and no schedule to keep.
For organised groups
For office teams and student groups where the day needs a sequence, a headcount and a meal time that holds.
Package prices and inclusions depend on the visit date, group size, meal selection and confirmed facilities. Contact Manesar Resorts to check the latest available options.
A sample day
This is the sequence the resort itself publishes for a family day package, laid out hour by hour. Treat it as a suggested flow, not a guaranteed schedule — timings shift with your arrival, the season and the group.
Guests reach the property, park inside and settle at the lawn seating. Breakfast is the first meal in the published day flow, so arrive with an appetite rather than eating on the way.
Archery, badminton, cricket, commando net and the other games open up. Groups usually split naturally at this point — children to the play area, adults to the target range.
The published menu is a Haryanvi-style vegetarian spread: dal, a paneer dish, rice or pulao, tawa roti, salad and raita. Buffet or served, depending on the group size.
The hottest part of the day is deliberately left free. This is when people sit under the thatch, walk the farm edge, or let children use the pool if access is included in your plan.
Tea with pakora, served outdoors. It is a small thing, but it is the part of the day most guests remember because the light on the lawns is at its best around now.
Group games, a second round at the nets, and the photographs everyone actually wants — cottages, murals, string lights. Golden hour here is short, so plan the group shot before dinner.
The day flow closes with dinner for guests on the full-day plan. Groups on a shorter plan usually leave before this, so confirm how many meals your package covers.
There is no fixed departure slot for day guests. Leave when your group is ready, keeping in mind that the last stretch is on village roads and gets dark early in winter.
Costs
There is no current per-person day picnic rate published for Arise Rustic Village Resort that we can quote as verified. Rates for day outings in this belt move with the season, and the same property can be priced differently for a weekday family visit and a weekend group of forty. Rather than print a number that may be out of date, we confirm the amount at the time of enquiry.
The final figure is usually built from the factors below. Knowing which ones apply to your group before you call makes the conversation much shorter.
How it works
Manesar Resorts handles the enquiry and coordination. The resort confirms what it can deliver on your date, and you proceed only after that confirmation.
Call or WhatsApp +91-8527480066, or email [email protected]. Mention that the enquiry is for Arise Rustic Village Resort.
Give one preferred date and one alternate. Weekday enquiries usually have more flexibility on both rate and activity slots.
Exact headcount, including children and any infants, since day pricing and meal counts are usually per person.
Say how many meals you want, whether the group is vegetarian, and which activities matter — archery and rope activities in particular need to be scheduled.
The current package rate, what it includes and whether the date is open are confirmed before anything is committed.
Once the arrangement is confirmed in writing, you complete the booking on the terms the property sets out.
Getting there
The resort sits inside Bhora Kalan village, off Om Shanti Retreat Centre Road, in the Manesar belt of Gurugram district. The last part of the drive is on village roads rather than the highway, so the pin — not the postcode — is what you should navigate by.
We are not printing drive times here because they change too much with traffic on NH-48 and the Dwarka Expressway. Use the map link, check the live estimate for your own starting point, and add a buffer if you are travelling on a weekend morning.
Om Shanti Retreat Centre Road, Patti Kawan, Bhora Kalan, Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana 122413
Om Shanti Retreat Centre Road — the property is signposted from the village road
Confirm the day package, arrival window and pool access with Manesar Resorts the day before
+91-8527480066 — call or WhatsApp
Who it suits
Each group tends to need something different from the day. Here is what to confirm before you book, based on what the property is set up for.
Confirm: pool depth and supervision, which games suit your children's ages, and whether a child rate applies. The lawns and play area are the main draw here.
Confirm: whether a quieter seating corner can be arranged and whether day guests can use the lawn away from large groups. Weekdays are calmer than weekends.
Confirm: group rate for your headcount, whether you can bring a cake or music, and how long the activity area stays open.
Confirm: student-to-supervisor ratio, the farm session content, meal timings and whether mud bath is included — the property runs separate school programmes.
Confirm: a covered space for briefings, projector or sound needs, invoicing in the company's name, and a schedule that fits your offsite timings.
Photographs
Photographs of the property, its cottages, grounds, pool and food. Select any image to view it larger.
Photographs are of the property as published by the resort. Layouts, furnishings and the pool area may change seasonally — confirm the current setup at the time of booking.
Questions
Straight answers to what people ask before booking a day at Arise Rustic Village Resort.
It is known for its village-themed setting in Bhora Kalan, Manesar — mud cottages with thatched roofs, murals and traditional interiors, open lawns, a swimming pool and a long list of outdoor games, run as an eco-farm resort with its own cultivated land.
The property is at Om Shanti Retreat Centre Road, Patti Kawan, Bhora Kalan, Manesar, Gurugram, Haryana 122413. Confirm the pin location before you drive, since the approach is through village roads.
Yes, families are one of the main groups the property caters to, and it publishes a family day package flow with meals and activities. Confirm what is included for your date, and check pool access and activity availability for children before booking.
The resort publishes archery, badminton, basketball, cricket, table tennis, volleyball, dart, commando net, Burma bridge and climbing-style rope activities, along with farming and gardening experiences, nature walks, pottery, mud bath and tubewell bath. Not every activity is part of every package, so confirm the list for your visit date.
There is no verified per-person day picnic rate we can quote. The amount depends on the visit date, weekday or weekend, number of adults and children, meal plan, activities and group size. Contact Manesar Resorts on +91-8527480066 to check the current price.
Day outing arrangements are offered, and the property publishes a family day package itinerary as well as school and corporate programmes. The exact inclusions are set at the time of enquiry, so ask for the current package structure rather than assuming a fixed list.
Call or WhatsApp Manesar Resorts on +91-8527480066 with your preferred date, the number of adults and children, and your meal and activity expectations. The team checks current availability and pricing with the property and confirms the arrangement before you pay.
Meals are usually part of a day package, and the property's published day flow covers breakfast, lunch, high tea and dinner with Haryanvi-style vegetarian dishes. Whether a particular meal is included depends on the plan you choose, so confirm the meal count and menu at the time of enquiry.
The resort publishes corporate and school programmes with group activities, team games and meal arrangements, which suits office teams and student groups. Share your headcount and any session requirements in advance so the schedule and seating can be planned.
Contact Manesar Resorts on +91-8527480066 or on WhatsApp at the same number, or email [email protected]. Prices and availability change with the season and group size, so the latest confirmation is always given at the time of enquiry.
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Booking assistance
Looking for a village-themed day outing? Contact Manesar Resorts to check the latest picnic packages, prices and available arrangements for Arise Rustic Village Resort.
Manesar Resorts is an independent guide and booking-assistance service for resorts and day-outing properties around Manesar. Prices and inclusions are confirmed by the property before any payment.