Date: 15-03-2026 Venue: Aravali Biodiversity Park, Gurgaon Walk Leader: Robin Suyash Timing: 5 PM to 7 PM Topic - Delhi NCR’s Hidden Reptiles Registration fee: FREE
Description
Join us on 15th March 2026 for a fascinating 2-hour guided walk at Aravali Biodiversity Park, led by reptile enthusiast Robin Suyash.
Themed “Delhi NCR’s Hidden Reptiles,” this walk offers an exciting opportunity to explore the lesser-known world of reptiles that inhabit our urban wilderness. From secretive skinks and agile lizards to elusive snakes, discover how these remarkable creatures survive and thrive within the Aravalli landscape.
Often misunderstood, reptiles play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance. This session will help participants understand their behaviour, habitats, adaptations, and the importance of their role in controlling pests and supporting biodiversity.
Getting There
Location: Aravali Biodiversity Park, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi
Nearest Metro Station: Vasant Vihar Metro Station (Magenta Line) — approximately 10 minutes by auto or e-rickshaw.
By Car: Accessible via Palam Marg; limited parking is available near the main entrance.
By Public Transport: DTC buses and shared autos are available from nearby hubs such as Vasant Vihar and Munirka.
Assembly Point: Main entrance gate of Aravali Biodiversity Park (participants will be guided from there).
Event Highlights
Spot and Identify Reptiles–Learn how to recognise common reptile species found in Delhi NCR.
Explore the Aravalli Habitat–Walk through one of the region’s richest ecological zones.
Understand Reptile Behaviour – Discover their survival strategies, camouflage techniques, and role in the food chain.
Great for Nature Photography–Opportunity to observe and photograph reptiles in their natural surroundings.
Interact with Nature Enthusiasts–Engage in meaningful discussions about conservation and coexistence.
Weather Conditions
The weather at Aravali Biodiversity Park in mid-March is generally warm and pleasant during the evening hours. Temperatures typically range between 22°C and 30°C, with relatively dry conditions and light breezes. The 5 PM to 7 PM time slot offers comfortable conditions for outdoor exploration, making it an ideal time to observe reptiles as they become active during the cooler part of the day.
These favourable conditions enhance the chances of spotting lizards, skinks, and other hidden reptile species in their natural habitat.
Inclusions
Guided nature walk led by Robin Suyash
Expert interpretation of reptile species, behaviour, and ecological importance
Guidance on safely observing and identifying reptiles in the wild
Interactive Q&A session during the walk
Coordination and facilitation by the Delhi Earth Walks team
