A day picnic on about 50 acres of farmland just off NH-8, roughly 4 km before IMT Manesar and opposite ITC Grand Bharat. The property appears on this site under two spellings — Surgivann and Surjivan — and both refer to the same village-themed resort. Expect open lawns, mud-hut architecture, rural games, farm and pool activities and traditional Indian food rather than an amusement or water-park day.
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The resort’s lawns and traditional cottages near Manesar, Gurugram.
Location and distance details above are as published by the property. Confirm the current route, timings and day-visit window with Manesar Resorts before you fix your travel plan.
This is a countryside property built around traditional Indian village living rather than a hotel block. The grounds run to about 50 acres of farmland, with lawns, orchards and fields laid out for walking and outdoor games, and cottages built in mud and sun-baked brick with thatched roofs, lattice jaali details and painted walls.
A day visit is unhurried by design: groups spread out across the lawns, play rural games, take a splash in the pool, walk through the farms, and eat a traditional meal cooked in the property’s own kitchen with produce grown on site. Guests who have had enough activity for the afternoon usually end up on a charpai under shade.
That makes the property a good fit for families, friend groups, office teams and school batches who want a relaxed rustic outing within a short drive of Gurgaon and Delhi. If what your group actually wants is rides, water slides or a party-style resort with music all day, this is a different kind of outing and worth comparing against the other picnic spots listed on this site before you decide. If it is the village side that appeals to you, the traditional experiences described below are the real reason to visit.
The categories below are the day-outing options most groups ask about. Treat them as package enquiry categories rather than fixed products: what each group actually receives is confirmed by the resort for the specific date, headcount and menu you request.
A full day on the lawns with rural games, space for children to run, pool time and a traditional meal. Suits grandparents, parents and children visiting together.
Open grounds, sports and a relaxed setting for friend groups, reunions and college batches who want space of their own rather than a crowded lawn.
A weekday or weekend offsite for a team, with group meal arrangements, outdoor team activities and the option of an indoor space for part of the day.
The property markets school picnics as one of its group experiences, making it a plausible option for a rural-theme school trip within driving distance of Gurgaon and Delhi.
For guests who want the rural side of the property — the mud architecture, farm walks, cattle and craft-side activities, and food cooked the traditional way.
Please note: package prices, inclusions and availability may vary according to your visit date and group requirements. Contact Manesar Resorts for the latest confirmed details.
No current per-person rate for this resort is published anywhere we could verify. Rather than put an outdated or guessed figure in front of you, this page explains what actually drives the quotation so you can ask the right questions.
When you enquire, ask for a written quotation that separates what is included from what is charged extra, and states the applicable taxes. Ask the same set of questions from each place you are comparing — the day-visit window, the number of meals, the activities, and what happens if your headcount changes closer to the date.
If you have seen a per-person figure for this resort elsewhere online, treat it as indicative only. Rates at day-outing properties move with the season, the day of the week and the group size, and many listings stay live long after they have changed.
The activity lineup here is rural and outdoors-led rather than ride-based. The following are described by the property, grouped by type.
Pitthu, Gilli Danda and Teer Andaazi — the kind of games most city children have heard of but never played.
A guided herbal walk, walks through organically farmed fields and orchards, and everyday farm activity such as milking a cow.
A freshwater splash pool along with the property’s other pools. Water activity is seasonal and weather-dependent.
Cricket, badminton and volleyball on the lawns, with open space for group games and races.
An outdoor adventure course for guests who want something more physical between meals.
A camel cart ride around the property, along with time spent among the animals, fields and village-style structures.
Please confirm: which activities are running on your visit date, whether they are included in your package or charged separately, any age or height limits, and whether equipment is provided. Availability can change with the season and with the size of your group.
The property is designed as a walk through traditional Indian village living. Cottages are built in mud and sun-baked brick with thatched roofs, lattice jaali openings and painted walls, and the interiors carry tribal art and traditional motifs. Even if you are only visiting for the day, the built side of the resort is a large part of what you are coming to see.
Food follows the same idea. Meals are cooked in a traditional hearth kitchen and built around produce grown on the farm — the sort of menu where rotis, seasonal vegetables, ghee and chutneys do the work rather than a long buffet list.
Whether you get to see a specific activity on your visit depends on the day, the season and the staff available, so ask Manesar Resorts what is scheduled for your date rather than assuming everything on this page will be running.
Families are the most common day-visit group at the property, and the layout works in their favour: a large lawn with room for children to run, games that do not need any skill, farm and animal activity that keeps younger guests interested, and food served at set times so the day has a shape to it.
Where a family booking usually needs attention is in the details. Seating for older guests, the depth and supervision of the pool, how far the lawns are from the dining area, and whether the menu has enough for children and for anyone in the family with a dietary preference — all of that is best settled before you book rather than on arrival.
We are not able to confirm from published information that the property is suitable for every age group or that any particular safety arrangement is in place. Ask the question when you enquire, and plan around what the resort confirms.
The property is positioned for group and corporate visits as well as family outings, which makes it a reasonable enquiry for an office day out or an offsite within driving distance of Gurgaon and Delhi.
Group meal arrangements can be discussed with the resort. Tell them the headcount, the meal timings you need and whether the menu should be vegetarian, non-vegetarian or mixed.
The property describes team building activities and an outdoor adventure course. Ask what is practical for your group size and how much time to set aside for it.
Air conditioned conference halls form part of the resort’s offering, which helps if part of your day needs presentations or a formal session. Confirm seating capacity, the equipment available in the hall and any charges.
Please note: meeting rooms, projectors, internet access, sound systems and structured team-building programmes are not confirmed by any published information we could verify, and are not promised on this page. Put your requirements to Manesar Resorts and confirm in writing what the resort will actually provide.
School picnics are among the experiences the property markets, so a school enquiry here is sensible — particularly for schools that want children outdoors in a rural setting rather than at a rides-based park. The village-theme setting, the farm and animal activity and the traditional games are what make the day different from a standard picnic ground.
School bookings, however, depend on arrangements that are simply not published: how large a batch the resort will take in one day, what staff supervision it provides, whether it arranges or assists with transport, what it does about first aid and medical support, and how meals are served to a large group at fixed timings.
Because these are safety-relevant arrangements for children, confirm every one of them with Manesar Resorts in writing before you commit, and compare the answers against your school’s own excursion rules.
Food is one of the reasons groups choose this property. Cooking is done in a traditional hearth kitchen and the menu follows the farm: seasonal vegetables and grains grown on the property, slow-cooked preparations, rotis with ghee and chutneys alongside.
For a day outing, the practical questions are how many meals are included, whether breakfast and evening snacks are part of the package along with lunch, the timings food is served at, and whether the menu for your group is fixed or can be adjusted.
No menu, buffet format or unlimited-food offer is claimed on this page, because none is published in a form we could verify.
Surjivan Resort
Off Jaipur Highway (NH-8), Naurangpur–Tauru Road,
about 4 km before IMT Manesar,
opposite ITC Grand Bharat Hotel,
Gurugram, Haryana
Approximate driving context published by the property: around 29 km from the Delhi border, roughly a 40-minute signal-free drive, and about four kilometres before IMT Manesar.
Distances and travel times are approximate and depend on traffic. We have not published parking details, entry timings or gate rules here because they are not confirmed; ask Manesar Resorts before you travel, and use a live navigation app on the day.
Enquiries for this picnic spot are handled by Manesar Resorts, which checks availability with the resort and comes back to you with the current package and rate. The whole process takes a few messages if you have your group details ready.
An enquiry is not a confirmed reservation. Availability, rates and inclusions are confirmed by the team for your specific date and group, and nothing on this page should be read as a booking confirmation or a held slot.
Useful pages on Manesar Resorts for the rest of your planning.
A village-themed day outing on about 50 acres of farmland just off NH-8, roughly four kilometres before IMT Manesar and opposite ITC Grand Bharat. The day is built around open lawns, traditional mud-hut architecture, rural games, farm and pool activities and traditional Indian food. Day-visit timings, package inclusions and rates need to be confirmed with Manesar Resorts before you plan a group visit.
Yes. The property near Manesar is listed on this website under both spellings — Surgivann Resort in this page’s address and in parts of the picnic-spots directory, and Surjivan Resort elsewhere on the site and on booking platforms. Both refer to the same village-themed resort near Manesar, and enquiries under either spelling are handled through Manesar Resorts. This page uses the spelling used in its page address while noting the alternative.
Send Manesar Resorts your preferred visit date, the number of guests, whether it is a family, corporate or school group, and your meal and activity preferences. You can call or message the team, or use the enquiry form on the contact page. They check availability with the resort and come back with the current package options and rates.
A confirmed per-person rate is not published anywhere we could verify, so no figure is quoted on this page. Day-outing rates here generally depend on the visit date, the day of the week, the group size, the adult and child split, the meal plan and the activities you want. Ask for a written quotation that separates inclusions from items charged separately.
The property describes rural games such as Pitthu, Gilli Danda and Teer Andaazi, a camel cart ride, a freshwater splash pool along with other pools, sports such as cricket, badminton and volleyball, an outdoor adventure course, a guided herbal walk and farm activity such as milking a cow, spread across lawns, orchards and farmland. Confirm which of these are running on your visit date and whether any are seasonal or charged separately.
Yes — families are a common day-visit group here and family outings can be enquired about through Manesar Resorts. Ask specifically about seating for older guests, which activities suit younger children, pool depths and supervision rules, and meal options for children, since these details are not published and can vary by package.
Yes. Corporate day outings, team building activities and air conditioned conference halls are among the arrangements the property describes. Group meal arrangements, hall availability, activity programming, headcounts and timings all need to be requested and confirmed in advance with Manesar Resorts.
School picnics are among the group experiences the property markets, so an enquiry is reasonable. Details such as batch capacity, age suitability, supervision by resort staff, transport coordination, meal service for large groups and medical support are not published, so a school should confirm each of these in writing with Manesar Resorts before booking.
Food is central to a day here — the property is known for a traditional kitchen that cooks with farm-grown produce. Whether meals are included in your specific package, how many meals, the timings, and vegetarian or non-vegetarian choices are not published, and need to be confirmed with Manesar Resorts while enquiring.
Send an enquiry with your date, guest numbers, group type and preferences. Manesar Resorts checks availability with the resort and shares the current package and rate. An enquiry is not a confirmed reservation — make any payment only after the arrangement is confirmed in writing. Contact details are on the contact page of this website.
Send your date, headcount and requirements to Manesar Resorts and the team will come back with the current package options, inclusions and availability for this resort.