Discover Gurgaon · Eco Hubs

Green living in Gurugram — the markets, trails, gardens, and facilities that make sustainability accessible.

From organic farmers’ markets to dry waste collection centres, cycling trails, and community nurseries — Gurugram’s eco hubs connect every resident to a more sustainable way of living.

Gurgaon Organic Farmers’ Market runs twice weekly — Saturdays at Sector 29, Sundays at DLF Phase 5

300+

Native plant species available for restoration and home gardening via IAmGurgaon’s Aranya programme

50+

AIKGA kitchen garden chapters active across DLF, Sushant Lok, Palam Vihar, and other sectors

Farmers’ markets

Fresh, local, pesticide-free — directly from the farm

 
Fresh organic vegetables Saturdays 7–11 AM

Gurgaon Organic Farmers’ Market — Sector 29

Fresh, locally grown organic produce directly from farmers — no middlemen, no pesticides. Seasonal vegetables, herbs, dairy, honey, and artisan products.

Sustainable Oasis, Leisure Valley Park, Sector 29 · gofmonline.in

Fresh vegetables at a farmers market stall Sundays 7–11 AM

Gurgaon Organic Farmers’ Market — DLF Phase 5

The south Gurgaon edition of the same trusted market — serving residents of DLF Phase 5, Sector 53–56, and Golf Course Road Extension areas.

DLF City Club 5, DLF Phase 5 · gofmonline.in

Community gardening

Grow your own — at home or with your community

 

All India Kitchen Garden Association (AIKGA)

Chapters in DLF, Sushant Lok, and Palam Vihar run monthly workshops, expert talks, and plant exchanges — helping members grow pesticide-free vegetables and herbs at home. Annual fees are minimal; the community is welcoming at every level.

Instagram: @official.aikga · Facebook: All India Kitchen Garden Association

Native Plant Sourcing — Aranya (IAmGurgaon)

For native Aravalli species suitable for ecological restoration or home planting in Gurugram’s climate, IAmGurgaon’s Aranya programme is the best local source. They supply 300+ native species and advise on low-water, low-maintenance planting.

iamgurgaon.org

Waste & recycling

Dry waste collection centres

 
Drop off paper, plastic, glass, metal, clothes, medicines, e-waste and more at these collection sites
  1. Samadhan Hub, Block D, near Khushboo Chowk, Sector 26A, Gurgaon – Location Link
  2. Badshahpur Forest Corridor, South Peripheral Rd, near Tatvam Villas, Dhani, Sector 69, Gurgaon – Location Link
  3. Prachin Hanuman Aur Shani Dev Mandir, off Sunset Boulevard, Gurgaon – Location Link
  4. Sustainable Oasis, Leisure Valley Park, Sector-29, Gurgaon

Find your nearest DWCC: Contact MCG Helpline 1800-180-1817 or visit mcg.gov.in under Waste Management services.

Walking, cycling & the outdoors

Move through Gurugram without a car

Pedal Yatri

Morning group cycle rides through scenic routes around Gurugram and into the Aravallis — all fitness levels welcome.

Instagram: @pedalyatri

Gurgaon Trekking Club

Aravalli treks, Bhardwaj Lake hikes, and weekend getaways — one of Gurugram’s most active and well-organised outdoor communities.

gtclub.org

Leisure Valley & Aravalli Trails

The Leisure Valley stretch (Sector 29), the Aravalli Biodiversity Park trail (Sector 77), and Badshahpur bundh offer the best non-motorised routes in the city.

Open daily, free entry

Protect the green spaces you love. Learn about the Aravallis — Gurugram’s ecological backbone — and what is at stake.

Forests & Aravallis →
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