Beautiful place and great food. Ideal place for picnic and breakfast. Everything on the menu was well prepared and tasty. Ambience is great and there are open ground for kids to play. There are small caged animals like rabbits and guinea pigs to keep the young ones engaged. Family games like tambola, carrom board etc will keep everyone entertained. Chola Bathura and slimmers meal is a must try. All in all a new place but ideal for family gatherings. Very close to nature. I was told that they are breeding butterfly larvae and will be released soon, thus giving it the name Titli cafe. P.S. This place is owned by forest department (van vibhagh) and manager is a super nice lady.

It's a wonderful place for nature lover and photographers. Very good place for family trip and knowledgeable for kids too. You will see lots of different butterflies. A wonderful canteen is there.

Quaint little green patch right in middle of a busy city ... Great place to explore with kids. We were at loss where to go outdoors on a nice weather weekend - and the park turned out to be just the right place. We went in August - a low season for butterflies (best is Nov and Dec) but our little one was very well engaged with the rabbits, guinea pigs, emu, and ducks ... Has well laid down trails for a forest walk ... And a old style cafe to chill on a lazy afternoon.

New addition at Gurgaon. It's run by an NGO that aims at creating a home for butterflies and educate people. Several schools come here for excursions. We went here on a weekday. Being winters it was a fun walk through the park. Though it had few butterflies my daughter enjoyed feeding the rabbits and guinea pigs. They also have a cafe called titli cafe. We didn't try it but it looks decent

Beautiful n clam place.. Enjoyed a lot. Teej celebration was going on. Ducks were very friendly, which shows that they don't afraid of humans. Was not able to spot many butterflies but saw few beautiful once.

Good place to spend time in the greenery. You could see tiger butterfly's and teach life cycle of butterfly with the plants needed for their survival.You could plant saplings with your name written on a board next to it. There is a good restaurant in the complex.

Open butterfly park with a quiet walkway. Houses some interesting birds like Thick-knees, Warblers n Flycatchers. The eatery is a little expensive and does not have too many options. The park shares a common boundary wall with the Tau Devilal Biodiversity Park.

Opening Time: 7.30am This budding place is breathe of fresh air. Created on the barren land amidst concrete urban jungle of the city, this park designed on the concept of urban forest to conserve nature’s one of the most beautiful species ‘Butterfy’. Kudos to the team who is flourishing this park as right now it is at developing stage with the help of various companies, govt and NGOs. Big corporates have collectively funded this park i.e. National Geographic, Pernod Ricard India, ELTEK are the some of them. Nat Geo has installed special garden chamber in the park specially to conserve various butterflies and firefly. Hopefully this place will be major attractions of Gurgaon in future.

The four stars here is more for the potential this space has and for the project they are undertaking than for the facilities as they stand right now - Please don’t go expecting a “Butterfly Park” as you might find in Singapore or Europe, but understand that this is a space being transformed by a dedicated group of environmentally minded individuals hoping to safe and protect native plants and especially butterflies. The café is sweet and has quite a considerable menu, there are washrooms (NOT a guarantee at many public parks I’ve visited in India), and if you are lucky enough to meet the Colonel (ret.) who is a driving force behind the effort to educate Gurgaon about the importance of native flora and fauna, you will have an excellent guide to the butterfly life cycle. The space is still a work in progress, although there is already so much more each time we visit, but even as it is, I love that it is a little more “natural” and less manicured in parts, which ALSO means mosquitoes and dirt paths so prepare accordingly but it is a mini-forest let my 6 year old son and friends enjoy outdoor adventures, with sticks and seeds and rocks and imaginations running wild. 😂👌🌈 Please take the time to try and support this space and help it “green” Gurgaon a little bit more. It’s possible for families and organisations to pay to plant native bushes or trees and this feels like a wonderful place to contribute to our public spaces to share. 🦋🐛🦋🐛🦋🐛💗🌈