Outdoor games and adventure elements
Commando net, archery, badminton, dart, basketball, cricket and table tennis appear on the resort's own activity list, along with a Burma bridge.
Included in most group packages
Bhora Kalan · Manesar belt, Gurugram
A village-themed resort on the edge of the Manesar countryside, built around mud cottages, fruit plantations, a pool and a long list of outdoor games. It is the kind of place where a family spends an unhurried day on the lawn and a corporate team runs its annual off-site.
This page explains what the property actually offers, how a day outing usually runs, what to confirm before you pay, and how to get a current quotation for your date.
Manesar Resorts is an independent information and enquiry platform. We do not own or operate this resort; packages and rates are confirmed by the resort's own team.
About the property
Arise Ethnic Village Resort sits on Om Shanti Retreat Centre Road at Bhora Kalan, a short drive off the Manesar stretch of the Delhi–Gurugram–Jaipur corridor. The idea behind the property is straightforward: take a working piece of farmland, build the accommodation in the local idiom, and let guests spend the day outdoors instead of in a lobby.
In practice that means earth-plastered cottages with curved walls and folk-art detailing, open lawns, plantation rows and a pool area that anchors the centre of the property. The resort's own material describes it as an ecotourism farm resort, and its natural-farming and workshop programmes sit alongside the leisure business rather than behind it.
For a visitor from Gurugram or Delhi, the appeal is the change of texture. A family can arrive in the morning, eat three meals on site, let the children run between the games and the pool, and drive home the same evening. A company can book the same space for a leadership off-site and use the lawns and farm for team activities between sessions.
We have described only what the property and its public listings state. Where a facility depends on the season, the day or the package, we say so and ask you to confirm it.
Getting there
The resort is in Bhora Kalan, behind Park Inn Hotel, on the road to the Om Shanti Retreat Centre. It is a road-only approach — there is no metro or rail station within walking distance.
What you actually do there
The activity list mixes village-style experiences with straightforward resort games. Not every item runs every day — some are tied to group packages, some to the farming calendar, and some carry an extra charge. Ask for the list for your date rather than assuming the full set.
Commando net, archery, badminton, dart, basketball, cricket and table tennis appear on the resort's own activity list, along with a Burma bridge.
Included in most group packages
Nature walks, farm visits, pottery and planting activity feature in the resort's published day itineraries and school programmes.
Season and group dependent
Fruit plantations and mature trees around the property bring peafowl and other birds close to the lawns, which makes an early walk worthwhile.
Best in the morning
Booking platforms list a games room with table tennis, board games and similar indoor options for the hottest part of the afternoon.
Confirm the current set-up
The resort's own branding and photographs show a swimming pool at the centre of the property. Day-guest pool access is not published, so confirm it with your package.
Access rules to confirm
The resort's corporate page names farm-based team exercises such as Find the Fruit, Locate a Flower and a treasure hunt across the property.
Booked with corporate packagesPhotographs on this page are from the property's official gallery and the Manesar Resorts image library. They show the property as published by the resort; confirm current condition and availability when you enquire.
The day-outing format
A day outing here is a booked package, not a walk-in ticket. You pick a date, share a headcount, and the resort confirms the meal plan and activities for that day. Groups typically arrive between 8:30 and 9:30 in the morning and leave after dinner, though shorter half-day formats are usually possible on request.
The rhythm of the day suits a property like this: eat, play, eat, rest, eat again. The middle hours are hot for much of the year, which is why the pool, the indoor games and the cottages matter as much as the lawns.
This is the resort's own sample family day-package sequence. It is indicative only — timings, menu and activities change with the date and the package you book.
Morning meal on arrival, usually a buffet spread.
Nature walk, farming activity, pottery and lawn games.
Traditional Indian menu, typically including dal, paneer, rice, roti, salad and raita.
Poolside or cottage downtime through the hottest part of the day.
Tea, coffee and snacks, usually pakora or similar.
Games, music or free time on the lawn as the light drops.
Final meal, then the drive back to Gurugram or Delhi.
Package formats
The resort sells by group, not by ticket counter. Below are the five formats most visitors ask about, with the inclusions normally discussed for each. None of these carry a published rate — the resort quotes after it knows your date, headcount and meal preference.
Package A
Families and small groups of 6–30
Package B
Couples and groups of 2–8
Package C
Companies, HR teams, 25–150 people
Package D
Schools, colleges and activity clubs
Package E
Guests wanting an overnight stay
Good to know
Read before comparing quotes
Package pricing and activity availability may vary depending on the selected date, group size and inclusions. Contact the resort or our enquiry team for the latest details.
Budgeting
We are deliberately not quoting a starting price here. The resort does not publish a day-outing tariff, and a number copied from an old listing usually turns out to be wrong by the time you call. What we can do is tell you what actually moves the quote.
Enquiries through this page reach the Manesar Resorts desk, which then connects you to the resort's sales team. For a direct booking, call the resort on +91-99908 83147.
For families
This is the use case the property is built for. Grandparents get shade and seating, children get grass and games, and the adults get a day where nobody has to cook or drive between activities. Because everything sits on one plot, families do not have to coordinate transport between a park, a restaurant and a pool.
We have not verified step-free access across the whole property, and the grounds are grass-and-earth in places. If you are travelling with a wheelchair, an infant stroller or a guest with limited mobility, describe your requirement when you book and ask the resort to confirm what is workable.
For companies
An off-site works when people stop behaving like they are in office. A farm property with open ground, a pool and a working kitchen does that better than a hotel banquet hall, and the resort has a corporate desk that builds the day around your agenda rather than a fixed template.
We have not published capacity numbers because the resort quotes them per event. Ask for the current room layout and maximum headcount in writing.
Accommodation
There are three accommodation categories. The mud cottages are the distinctive option and the reason most people choose to stay rather than just visit for the day.
The conventional rooms on the property, finished in a more contemporary style than the cottages. Air-conditioned, with a television, seating and an attached bathroom.
Earth-built cottages with curved walls and folk-art detailing. Air-conditioned, with a television, living area, study table, spacious bathroom and a private verandah.
A step up in furnishing and privacy while keeping the village character. Suited to couples and small families who want more room and quiet.
| Facility | Status | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| On-site restaurant and dining | Confirmed | Menu, meal timings and whether day guests eat at a fixed buffet. |
| Free on-site parking | Confirmed | Space for a coach or tempo traveller if you are bringing a large group. |
| Swimming pool | Confirm | Pool is shown in the resort's own photos and branding; day-guest access, depth and supervision rules are not published. |
| Room service and laundry | Confirmed | Charges, if any, for laundry during a stay. |
| Child-friendly set-up | Confirmed | Children's meal rates and which activities have age limits. |
| Wi-Fi | Confirm | Listed by booking platforms, but coverage across the grounds varies. Ask before relying on it for work. |
| Tubewell bath | Confirmed | Operating hours and whether it is open to day guests. |
| Conference room with AV | Confirmed | Capacity and the equipment included in the room hire. |
| Step-free accessibility | Not verified | Describe your requirement in advance; grounds are grass and earth in parts. |
| Published day-outing tariff | Not published | Ask for a written quotation for your date and headcount. |
Timings: the resort lists check-in at 2:00 PM and check-out at 10:00 AM. Some hotel booking platforms show slightly different times, so confirm the exact window on your confirmation voucher rather than relying on either listing.
How it works
Booking runs through the resort's own sales team. There is no public self-service booking engine for day packages, which is actually helpful here — a human confirms the date, headcount and meal plan in one conversation.
Run through this before you transfer any money. It is the difference between a good day out and an argument at the gate.
Questions visitors ask
The resort is at Om Shanti Retreat Centre Road, behind Park Inn Hotel, Patti Kawan, Bhora Kalan, Gurugram, Haryana 122413 — just off the Manesar belt. Go by the Google Maps pin on this page rather than a landmark name, because several properties in the area use similar village-style names.
Yes. It is built around a day-outing model — lawns, a pool area, village-style cottages, casual outdoor games and all-day meal service, and the resort lists itself as child-friendly. Families should still confirm pool depth and supervision, children's charges and activity timings before travelling.
The resort advertises commando net, archery, badminton, dart, basketball, cricket, table tennis and a Burma bridge, plus village-style experiences such as pottery, farming activity, nature walks and mud baths on school programmes. Which of these run on a given day depends on your group and package, so ask for the activity list for your date.
No fixed day-outing tariff is published online, so any single figure quoted elsewhere is likely outdated. Rates depend on the date, weekday or weekend, the number of adults and children, the meals included and the activities selected. Send an enquiry with your date and group size for a current quotation in writing.
Booking is handled by the resort's own sales team: call +91-99908 83147, write to [email protected], or use the enquiry form on this page and we will help you reach the right desk. Confirm the package, inclusions, arrival time and payment terms in writing, and read the cancellation policy before paying any advance.
Yes. The resort publishes a family day-outing format running from morning to evening, typically covering breakfast, activities, lunch, high tea and dinner, and it also sells overnight stays in mud cottages and Baithak rooms. Inclusions change with the season, so treat any published itinerary as a sample and ask for the confirmed version for your date.
It works well for mid-sized corporate groups. The resort advertises a conference room with audio-visual equipment, customised menus, outdoor team games such as treasure hunts and farm-based activities, and cultural evenings. Corporate rates are quoted per group, so share your headcount, date and agenda. Very large conferences should confirm seating capacity first.
There are three categories: Deluxe Baithak rooms, Mud Cottages and Premium Cottages. The mud cottages are earth-built, air-conditioned and include a television, seating area, study table, bathroom and private verandah. Check which categories are available on your date at the time of booking.
The resort's published sales numbers include +91-99908 83147, +91-97737 52036 and +91-99718 34101, with the email [email protected]. The number on this website, +91-85274 80066, is the Manesar Resorts enquiry desk and not the resort — use the resort numbers for direct bookings and confirmations.
Check the packages and promotions pages on the resort's official website, then call the sales team for the current rate sheet, since seasonal and festival packages are usually updated there first. Package pricing and activity availability vary with the selected date, group size and inclusions, so ask for a written quotation before you plan travel.
Enquire
Tell us the date, the group size and what you want from the day. We will pass the enquiry to the resort's sales desk and come back with the current package and price.
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