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Team building day near Delhi
Rangmanch Farms in Gurugram runs a team building day from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm for groups of 20 to 300 guests, with 80+ activities, breakfast, lunch and an awards round on the lawn planned as one programme. The farm is 30 minutes from Delhi via the Dwarka Expressway, so a team can set out after an early start and be at the arrival chai before the first activity begins.
The day works because the zones do the mixing. Teams are split into groups, rotate through the Zipline, Rappelling, Rock Climbing and the rope courses, and meet again for a Tug of War final. A department head and a new joiner can end up on the same Commando Net, which is the point. A named coordinator runs the day on the ground while you decide how competitive it should feel.
Pricing is a custom quote built per programme, so the next step is to send a headcount and a date through the corporate outing enquiry. The sections below cover the format choices, the meals and what to settle before you write.
At a glance
| Group size | 20–300 guests |
|---|---|
| Timing | 9:30 am – 5:30 pm |
| Included | 80+ activities, breakfast, lunch, all-day counters, awards and wrap-up on the lawn |
| Meals | Breakfast 9:30–11:30 am, snacks and chaat 12–4 pm, lunch 1–3 pm |
| Other time windows | Luncheon 1 pm – 5:30 pm, evening 4 pm – 10 pm, day plus evening 9:30 am – 10 pm |
| AV on request | PA, projector, stage, microphones and DJ, at additional cost |
| Pricing | Custom quote per programme; GST invoice provided |
Day outing
A full day at Rangmanch Farms from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm: all your meals and 80+ activities on 20+ acres, 30 minutes from Delhi via the Dwarka Expressway.
Includes
- All meals through the day
- 80+ activities
- Entry from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm
- 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
from ₹1,499 per person incl. GST
from ₹849 per person incl. GST
Sample timeline
- 9:30 amEntry; breakfast service begins
- 12:00 pmSnacks and chaat counters open (until 4 pm)
- 1:00 pmLunch is served (until 3 pm)
- 5:30 pmThe day outing ends
Pick the format first
Decide how structured the day should be before anything else. The farm runs team days in different styles: free choice, where people pick their own zones; structured tournaments, with scores and a final; and facilitated challenges built around an objective you describe in the enquiry. Cricket Ground, Volleyball and Football suit the tournament version, while Archery, Wire Crossing and the Balance beam walk reward patience over speed. Whichever you pick, the plan is written around your headcount and the temperament of your team.
How the hours run
A sample run starts with arrival chai on the lawn, moves through icebreakers, a team split and adventure rotations, breaks for lunch, settles things with a tug-of-war final and ends with high tea and awards. The usual day follows the farm's day outing clock. Breakfast runs 9:30–11:30 am, the snacks and chaat counter 12–4 pm and lunch 1–3 pm, so rotations fit around food rather than the other way round. The default buffet is vegetarian, and a non-vegetarian menu can be arranged for a corporate group on request. The water zone, with the Swimming Pool, Rain Dance and Mud Bath, needs a costume and a change of clothes, so say so when you brief the team. Every rope and climbing station is staffed, with harnesses fitted.
What to settle before you enquire
These details shape the quote: headcount, date, format and dietary needs. Mention awards if the day should end with them, since the closing round on the lawn is part of the programme and not an add-on. A stage, PA and projector can be added on request, at additional cost, if a short briefing opens the morning. If the team wants to stay on, ask about on-site rooms in the same message; the staycation page shows the six room styles.
Frequently asked questions
What team building activities does the farm offer?
Teams choose from the heights (Sky Cycling, Zipline, Rappelling, Rock Climbing), the rope courses, Commando Net, Tug of War, Body Zorbing Ball Fight, Archery and field sports such as Cricket Ground and Volleyball. All sit within the 80+ activities, and every adventure station is staffed. Which ones become rotations, tournaments or challenges is settled when the programme is planned.
How large can a team building group be?
A team building day is planned for 20 to 300 guests. The activity zones are spread across 20+ acres, so a big group spreads out instead of queueing at one station. If your headcount falls outside that range, say so in the enquiry and the team will tell you what is possible.
Is food included, and can the menu be non-vegetarian?
Meals are part of the programme: breakfast from 9:30 to 11:30 am, a snacks and chaat counter from 12 to 4 pm, lunch from 1 to 3 pm and tea or coffee through the day. The standard buffet is vegetarian. A non-vegetarian menu can be arranged for a corporate group on request, and dietary needs are settled in the planning call.
Can the day be shorter, or run into the evening?
Yes. The standard window is 9:30 am to 5:30 pm, and teams also book a luncheon format from 1 to 5:30 pm, an evening from 4 to 10 pm or a day-plus-evening run from 9:30 am to 10 pm. These are the common shapes rather than a fixed menu, so a different window can be described in the enquiry.
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