Together, we have saved 3,18,132 kg of dry waste from going to the landfill!

This is a 5.2km urban mobility corridor made on a very old bundh. It brings you a glimpse of the Aravali bhood, a distinctive, though forgotten, landscape of Gurugram. This forest has been created with the planting of trees and shrubs that are native to the Aravalis. An inclusive space, it is open to people from all walks of life. The bundh acts as a self-sustaining landscape and carbon sink; it’s an ideal place to appreciate the rhythm, beauty and complexity of nature.

Gurugram, home to over 2.5 million, despite its rapid growth lacks city level public open space. Where land and water flows have been subsumed by development and the fallout is drainage systems that fail with every rain, and construction and waste debris pile up, the Badshahpur Corridor project is a small step towards acknowledging ‘the story of Gurgaon, the circle of waste and the journey of water’ in a designed public open space.

Over 380 acres of a once severely degraded mining site have been completely restored into an urban forest with over 400 plants, trees, shrubs, creepers & grasses. The Park is becoming a small sanctuary of endangered and rare plants of the Northern Aravallis, most of which Haryana is losing rapidly to development and encroachments. In the last seven years, the Park has become a favoured habitat for birds, e-bird has listed 195 species and wild animals (jungle cat, common palm civet, jackal, porcupine, neelgai and various kinds of butterflies & reptiles) of Gurugram.nature.

Sikanderpur is spread over 80 acres, stretched up to the Gurgaon-Faridabad road. It is a historical village on Delhi-Gurgaon border, next to which is a large pond, created by blockage of a seasonal stream that originated in the hills behind the residential colony. In its current form, the pond is a cesspool of sewage and waste water it receives from the Sikanderpur village, and neighbouring office complexes. It was covered by water hyacinths and has been encroached on several sides by migrant labourers who have settled in the area.The objective of the project is to develop the Sikanderpur pond and watershed into a wetland and biodiversity hotspot, with clean water and forestation to create a green lung for Gurgaon while providing a public space in a natural environment for leisure and community activities.

Sikanderpur is spread over 80 acres, stretched up to the Gurgaon-Faridabad road. It is a historical village on Delhi-Gurgaon border, next to which is a large pond, created by blockage of a seasonal stream that originated in the hills behind the residential colony. In its current form, the pond is a cesspool of sewage and waste water it receives from the Sikanderpur village, and neighbouring office complexes. It was covered by water hyacinths and has been encroached on several sides by migrant labourers who have settled in the area.The objective of the project is to develop the Sikanderpur pond and watershed into a wetland and biodiversity hotspot, with clean water and forestation to create a green lung for Gurgaon while providing a public space in a natural environment for leisure and community activities.

Lörem ipsum jömos bende. Timänöde detäkror davun: epipos Axel Lundberg. Kroligt mikronåmyssa. Nijuv nende. Dafack fotoplastisk men fan tijuk. Arne Olofsson gosaheten. Du kan vara drabbad.

Over 380 acres of a once severely degraded mining site have been completely restored into an urban forest with over 400 plants, trees, shrubs, creepers & grasses. The Park is becoming a small sanctuary of endangered and rare plants of the Northern Aravallis, most of which Haryana is losing rapidly to development and encroachments. In the last seven years, the Park has become a favoured habitat for birds, e-bird has listed 195 species and wild animals (jungle cat, common palm civet, jackal, porcupine, neelgai and various kinds of butterflies & reptiles) of Gurugram.nature.

Lörem ipsum jömos bende. Timänöde detäkror davun: epipos Axel Lundberg. Kroligt mikronåmyssa. Nijuv nende. Dafack fotoplastisk men fan tijuk. Arne Olofsson gosaheten. Du kan vara drabbad.

Over 380 acres of a once severely degraded mining site have been completely restored into an urban forest with over 400 plants, trees, shrubs, creepers & grasses. The Park is becoming a small sanctuary of endangered and rare plants of the Northern Aravallis, most of which Haryana is losing rapidly to development and encroachments. In the last seven years, the Park has become a favoured habitat for birds, e-bird has listed 195 species and wild animals (jungle cat, common palm civet, jackal, porcupine, neelgai and various kinds of butterflies & reptiles) of Gurugram.nature.

Lörem ipsum jömos bende. Timänöde detäkror davun: epipos Axel Lundberg. Kroligt mikronåmyssa. Nijuv nende. Dafack fotoplastisk men fan tijuk. Arne Olofsson gosaheten. Du kan vara drabbad.

Over 380 acres of a once severely degraded mining site have been completely restored into an urban forest with over 400 plants, trees, shrubs, creepers & grasses. The Park is becoming a small sanctuary of endangered and rare plants of the Northern Aravallis, most of which Haryana is losing rapidly to development and encroachments. In the last seven years, the Park has become a favoured habitat for birds, e-bird has listed 195 species and wild animals (jungle cat, common palm civet, jackal, porcupine, neelgai and various kinds of butterflies & reptiles) of Gurugram.nature.

Lörem ipsum jömos bende. Timänöde detäkror davun: epipos Axel Lundberg. Kroligt mikronåmyssa. Nijuv nende. Dafack fotoplastisk men fan tijuk. Arne Olofsson gosaheten. Du kan vara drabbad.

Over 380 acres of a once severely degraded mining site have been completely restored into an urban forest with over 400 plants, trees, shrubs, creepers & grasses. The Park is becoming a small sanctuary of endangered and rare plants of the Northern Aravallis, most of which Haryana is losing rapidly to development and encroachments. In the last seven years, the Park has become a favoured habitat for birds, e-bird has listed 195 species and wild animals (jungle cat, common palm civet, jackal, porcupine, neelgai and various kinds of butterflies & reptiles) of Gurugram.nature.