Hanuman Mandir

Tallest statue of Lord Hanuman is located at Hanuman temple complex, Sector 20; Gurugram belongs to Gurgaon district in the Indian state of Haryana.

The tall idol is situated just adjacent to the temple big entrance gate. Here, the temple main deity is Lord Hanuman along with Shri Ram Darbar, Lord Ganesh, Shri Radha Krishna Darbar, Shri Durga Maa Darbar, Separate Shivalaya, Shri Shanidev Ji and other Gods & Goddesses are also worshipped equally by all devotees.

Hanuman Jayanti, Ram Navami, Janmashtami, Shivaratri, Ganesh Chaturthi and other Hindu festivals are organized by temple authority and celebrated in a great manner.

Gurgaon (officially named Gurugram since 2016), nicknamed as “Millennium City” is situated about 32 kms southwest of New Delhi and 268 kms south of state capital city Chandigarh. The city is located on the border with Delhi and New Delhi.

In earlier history, it was the village of Guru Dronacharya who was the teacher of Kauravas and Pandvas during Mahabharat era.

The land came to be known as Gurugram (literally village of the Guru) which over time became Gurgaon. The village still exists within the modern-day city and is known as Gurgaon village.

Despite the official renaming as Gurugram, "Gurgaon" has still remained in common colloquial usage throughout the city. While some entities do publicly use "Gurugram", a large number of businesses have continued to use "Gurgaon" in their addresses or signage.

Tourism places around Gurgaon:-

(1) Aranya Greens Farm

(2) Badshahpur Fort and Baoli

(3) Sheesh Mahal

(4) Mosque and Sarai of Ala Vardi Khan

(5) The Vintage Camera Museum

(6) Heritage Transport Museum

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