All you need to know about Delhi NCR's longest and highest zipline. (Photo: Pexels) Delhi NCR has got its longest yet zipline, just 30 minutes’ drive away from Gurugram — at Delta 105, an army theme park in Manesar, Haryana. The zipline extends for a whopping 224 metres, starting at 40m height which makes it the highest zipline in Delhi NCR. It will accommodate two people at once.
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Delta 105 is an army theme park which allows people to experience the grueling training that soldiers go through.
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Located in the village of Pada in Haryana, the park covers a 20 acres of land with exciting activities. There are 10 deluxe tents and attached toilets for accommodation. You can engage in activities like navigating a maze, basket, archery, paintball, and guided tour of a warzone, among others. There are also cultural activities like magic shows, puppet shows and ghoomar dance.
According to the Delta 105 website, you can either pre-book a day picnic where you will be able to enjoy army-inspired activities from 9am to 5pm. The price for the same is INR 799. Or, you can camp in the luxury tents overnight for INR 3500.
If you are a true adventure junkie, here are a few other places in Delhi NCR where you can indulge in thrilling activities:
- Paragliding in village Karanki Khedli, Sohna, Gurgaon
- Air safari at Flyboy Aeropark, Sohna, Gurgaon
- Jumaring, obstacle course, Burma bridge, commando crawling, pit jump, and Tarzan swing at Shikhar Adventure Park, Gurgaon
- Rock climbing, rappelling, river crossing, cliff jumping and zorbing at Camp Wild, Dhauj, Faridabad
- Bungee jumping at Sainik Farm, Gurgaon
- Offroading at Off-Road Adventure Zone, Faridabad Road, Gurgaon
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