•  Badhkal Lake
•  Dabchik
•  Jungle Babbler
•  Karna Lake
•  Kala Teetar
•  Kingfisher
•  Parakeet
•  Magpie
•  Rajhans
•  Skylark
•  Sohna

Surajkund
The internationally famous Surajkund Crafts Mela is held every year in the month of February, to promote Indian arts and handicrafts.

Dumdama
Its basically a lake surrounded by the enchanting Aravali Ranges and is popular for rock climbing, paragliding and ballooning.
 

Sultanpur
Sultanpur was declared a waterbird reserve in 1972. The ground are lush with lawns and trees and shrubs and masses of bougainvillaea. Sultanpur is essentially a birdwatching place. One of the best thing about it is that there aren't many trees to obscure the visitor's view of the lake, which is often called a jheel locally.

Kurukshetra

Kurukshetra is one of the most sacred place for Hindus. Its soil is soaked with the blood and glory of the epic Mahabharata battle. From here came the kernel of Hindu belief and doctrine - the message of the Gita, which Lord Krishna gave to a doubt-ridden Arjuna on the battlefield. According to popular belief in name Kurukshetra comes from the pious king Kuru and his tribe. He was the legendary ancestor of the Kauravas and Pandavas - the warring sides in the epic Mahabharata. Till its waters vanished into the ground, the holy river Saraswati is regarded to have flowed by Kurukshetra - and many vedic hymns were composed along its banks.