NeverEnuf Garden Railway — Attraction in Haryana

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the NeverEnuf Transport Garden in Gurgaon, and I must say it was an absolutely delightful experience. I was truly shocked and amazed to see the intricate miniatures on display—each piece was a work of art. The attention to detail in the miniature stations and other installations was remarkable. It was a privilege to meet the artist behind this fascinating creation, who has clearly poured a great deal of passion and skill into this project.

During our visit, we also explored the quiz map of the area, which was thoughtfully laid out, helping us navigate and discover all the different attractions on-site. The farmhouse, with its hand-built railway stations, is an exceptional highlight. The level of craftsmanship in the railway modeling is truly worth experiencing.

This garden offers a unique, hands-on experience for both children and adults alike. The motorized vehicles and interactive buttons that bring the miniature world to life are a fantastic feature. Unlike conventional entertainment or funzone activities that often feel claustrophobic, NeverEnuf Transport Garden provides a refreshing outdoor space with much more to offer.

The facility itself is meticulously maintained, with clean and well-kept surroundings. In addition to the model trains, there are ducks, hens, and rabbits, adding to the charm of the place. We also appreciated the availability of snacks and the clean, well-equipped washrooms.

The hospitality extended by the owner was warm and welcoming, making our visit even more enjoyable. This is truly a must-visit destination, particularly in the winter months when the kids can interact with the models and experience the joy of seeing the mechanical elements come to life.

In conclusion, NeverEnuf Transport Garden is a wonderful gem in Gurgaon that stands out for its creativity, meticulousness, and family-friendly appeal. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for an engaging and...

A delightful, first-of-its-kind experience with a miniature garden in India.

This place has a scaled set up of elaborate rail networks, going through towns, bridges and popular sites. The scaled models of houses, roads, trains and the landscape are very accurate and mimic how they would be in real life. Complete with rail sounds, lights and things such as railway crossings, railways stations and so on, everything seems very real.

Everything seems even more magical in the late evening once the dusk lighting is turned on, there are very detailed lighting in each attraction, making it even more life-like.

You get to operate the trains and boats yourself, along with several other activities, such as cars in a model town, circus set up and so on.

It is clear that this place has been built through terrific and sincere passion and it is done with immense attention-to-detail, to ensure you can enjoy it whether as an amateur or as someone who is interested in this hobby. The hosts are very warm and enjoy talking about how they came up with this idea and the thought behind each scale model set up.

There are several activities you can do apart from the scale models: board games, garden games such as badminton, so kids and adults alike can thoroughly enjoy themselves.

Overall, a very enjoyable visit. It is heartening to see such a set up in India; hopefully it brings together those with similar interests and...

Guys, be careful! OMG, the couple in the entry! So impolite and unprofessional. Act as though you speak English, but you're terrible at it. Take note of my points:

1. Entry costs Rs. 750 per person. Absolutely worthless. Like our little garden, it's a tiny plot of land with nothing on it. Just by standing in the entryway, you can view the entire thing. Nothing of such sort is visible on the internet when you look at it. Yes, there is no food. Wow, so few chairs and no food! It's hilarious to see a garden full of decaying vegetables. That is also being pointed out by those inside. Therefore, there is nothing inside for 750 and no upkeep.
2. That couple refused to let my child in, stating that we would also have to pay Rs. 750 if the number of months exceeded two. I don't understand why they were so impolitely requesting it. even got into a fight with us. For a consumer or tourist, that was completely unacceptable.
3. The place, wow! A terrible place. It will take a very long time to get to you there. Anything can happen there because it's such a dangerous and awful environment.
4. If you travel by Panchgoan Sidewys, the road that leads to that location was likewise poor and broken.
5. Last but not least, these individuals have retained an elderly and needy watchkeeper who is not knowledgeable about parking and has poor communication skills. I was sorry for him. And yes, not enough parking space,...