Tourism in Gurgaon district offers a plethora of experiences to the tourists. The district houses a number of intriguing places attracting tourists from distant places. Ranging from historical places to sites of bewitching natural beauty, Gurgaon serves as the storehouse of all. The place also provides shelter to migratory birds that travel from far off countries to seek refuge from the cold winters. Parks, forts, archaeological sites, temples, mosques and lakes consolidate to make the district an ideal place to cherish a variety of experiences.

Dhankot
It is located at about 11 kilometres from Gurgaon on Farrukhnagar Road. Legends say that in olden days, milk was supplied to Guru Dronacharya from this place and also to his pupils at Gurgaon. In a Buddhist literature the place has been identified as the place that was once visited by Lord Buddha.

Saiyad
It is also situated near Gurgaon and is believed to be the place where Guru Dronacharya lived with his pupils. The place has also furnished several painted grey wares and remains of late medieval era.

Ata
Ata served as a significant centre of art and architecture during the period of Gurjara-Pratiharas. Two exquisite idols have been found in the place which includes Uma Maheshvara seated on Nandi, belonging to early medieval era, and Adinath of medieval period.

Sultanpur Lake Bird Sanctuary
Sultanpur lake bird sanctuary is a paradise for bird watchers. The place was found by Peter Jackson who is considered as the renowned authority on bird watching. It was opened to public on 6th of February 1972. Migratory birds from Siberia and Europe flock at the sanctuary with the onset of winters and return back to their homes during summers. Watch tower and observation hides have been made to facilitate bird watching. Camping facilities are also provided in the sanctuary.

Sohna Sulphur Springs and Tourist Complex
Sohna is a small town housing a sulphur spring. The water of the spring is strongly sulphurate in nature with a temperature that varies form 46 to 51.7 degree centigrade. The main site is known as Shiv Kund which is believed to be the ancient residence of hermits. The water of the spring also possesses curative effect for diseases like rheumatism, gout and skin infections. The site is considered as a holy place for the Hindus who visit this place for a sacred dip during solar or lunar eclipse and Somavati Amavasya. Vibrant flowers and lush green shrubs adorn the place. The picturesque landscape has strolling peacocks and the place exhibits enchanting beauty at nights.

Damdama Lake
It is one of the largest natural lakes of Haryana. The mountain ranges surrounding the lake provide a splendid view. It is a popular tourist as well as picnic spot. Activities like boating, trekking, para sailing, hot air ballooning, angling, cycling and rowing can be cherished here. The place is also ideal for nature walks.

Farrukhnagar Fort
It is situated in Farrukhnagar town of the district. One of the most important features of the fort is formed by Dilli Darwaza which is one of the three surviving entrances of the town. A large part of the fort is presently in ruins.

Jama Masjid
Jama Masjid is also located in Farrukhnagar town. It has an impressive red sandstone structure built by Faujdar Khan. Arabic inscriptions belonging to the period of Ghiyas-ud-din-Balban, Sultan of Delhi, are found on two slabs on the southern wall of the fort.

Sanghel
Sanghel is enlisted among the highest mountains of the district. It offers a picturesque view of the beautiful surroundings. It also houses a number of stone sculptures having images of Narasimha and Varaha belonging to medieval era and Lakshmi belonging to late medieval era. Numerous historic artefacts have also been found in this place.

Other Tourist Places in Gurgaon District
In addition to these, other tourist places of Gurgaon district include Aliwardi Masjid, Badshahpur, Baoli Ghaus Ali Shah, Ferozpur Jhirka, Havelis, Leisure Valley Park, Malab, Nuh, Pataudi Palace, Sethani Ki Chhatri, Sheesh Mahal, Shri Sheetala Mata Mandir, Shrine of Budho Mata, Sita-Ram Mandir, Ujina and Urusvati Museum of Folklore.