Leopard Trails detailed review|| A perfect spot for weekend nearby Delhi/Gurgaon || Gurgaon vlog ||

Gurugram, also known as Gurgaon, is a city in the Indian state of Haryana known for its fast-paced urban lifestyle. However, what many do not know is that just a few kilometers from the city lies a hidden gem – the Leopard Trail Gurgaon.

This trail offers the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and serenity of the region.

This trail is located in the nearby Aravalli Hills, which are home to a variety of wildlife and birds, including leopards.

Leopard Trail Gurgaon is the heart of the world's largest Aravali hill range. Leopard Trail is situated in the lap of the Aravali Hills and leads to Pandala village in Gurgaon.

Because of its natural beauty, this location became well-known during the Columbian Exchange. During the COVID pandemic, a group of cyclists was looking for the safest place to go for a ride in the Delhi NCR when they took a wrong turn near the Aravali Hills range and ended up in the village of Pandala. During this journey, they explore an awesome place that is a combination of hills and desert. After that, they regularly cycled to this place, looking for tea or coffee in Pandala village. One day, they asked for milk from an old lady who had some cows in her house. After that, that old lady grabbed the opportunity to start her own small tea stall in Pandala village.

The governments of Chandigarh and Haryana will now create the world's largest jungle safari on 11000 acres of land at Aravali Hills, the nearest Pandala village. And it's divided into seven zones for animals, birds, lakes, and homestays; the Pandala Village Hills area will be protected for leopards.

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