
CyberHub & Leisure Valley, Gurugram
Gurugram, Haryana, India
The Millennium City's social engine — 60+ restaurants and breweries under glass towers, comedy and gig nights, and Leisure Valley's fountain lawns.
Why visit: New India at dinner — craft beer to chaat in one skywalk.
- ›Brewery row
- ›Comedy clubs
- ›Food-truck sundays
- ›Musical fountain park
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Best time
Year-round (evenings)
Entry fee
Free entry
Est. budget
₹800–3,000
Duration
Evening
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