School Trip Near Delhi NCR
On This Page
A school trip near Delhi NCR runs a full day at Pratapgarh Farms, 09:30 to 17:30 on a 35-acre farm tourism destination, with 150+ activities and unlimited food. Schools from Hisar, Narnaul, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Delhi and Pilani have published their own accounts of the day, and this is what their students did.
These are their days as the schools wrote them down: the welcome at the gate, the rides, the village yard, the lunch, and the bus home at the end of the afternoon.
| The school day | What it holds |
|---|---|
| 09:30 | The gates open, and the group is welcomed |
| 09:30–12:00 | Breakfast, unlimited, and the adventure course open |
| Between meals | 150+ activities: the rides, the fields, the village yard, the carnival and the museums |
| 13:30–15:30 | Lunch, unlimited, off the chullah |
| Through the day | The Sara Din counters — Chacch, Neembu Shikanjee, pakoras and jalebi |
| 17:30 | The gates close, and the buses leave |
What Do Students Do On A School Trip?
A school group at Pratapgarh Farms moves between the adventure course, the fields, the rides and the village yard, all of it included in the day.
The adventure course runs beside the playing fields: the Burma Bridge, the Double Rope Bridge, the Swinging Burma Bridge, the Commando Net, the Zipline, Sky Cycling, the Tarzan Jump, Water Zorbing and Body Zorbing. On the fields sit cricket, football, volleyball, basketball, mini golf, the bowling alley and Zapminton, with Gulli-Danda, Pithoo, the Sack Race, the Lemon Spoon Race and the Matka Race for the classes that want to compete.
The rides cross the farm all day: the Camel Ride, the Camel Cart, the Bullock Cart, the Tractor Ride, the Toy Train Ride, the Ferris Wheel, the Frog Ride, the Dragon Caterpillar Ride and the Bungee Basket. The Shaurya Gaatha Army Museum holds the MiG-21 Display, the Missile Display, the Artillery Gun Display and the LMG Tent. The House of Illusion has the Clone Table, the Beuchet Chair, the Ames Room and the Human Kaleidoscope, with the Haunted House and the Mirror Maze on the same walk.
Vidya Devi Jindal School, Hisar, brought Classes IV to VIII and wrote that the girls “jollied around on camel, bullock cart, and tractor rides”. Inmantec brought its final year students from Ghaziabad and recorded “camel ride, bullock cart ride, gulli danda, rain dance, boating, pottery, rope bridge”.
What Do They Learn In The Village Yard?
The village yard is where the day becomes a lesson. Your students churn ghee and butter from milk, milk the cows at the Vedic Gau Gram, cook on the hearth, pound grain and grind it, carry the water pails in the Panihari Chaal, and work the Charkha and the handloom. They throw a pot at the wheel, tie a pagdi, and paint a matka.
I.T.S, Ghaziabad, took its MCA students in October 2022 and listed the village half of the day in its own account: “cooking on hearth, pounding grain, grinding grains”, and in the fields “ploughing, sowing, reaping, winnowing”. The dairy and the gardens carry the learning further: the Biogas Plant, the Vermicomposting Plant, the vegetable garden where the seed goes in, and the bullocks at the plough.
Darshan Academy, Hisar, brought Classes III to XII and wrote that the farm “provided an opportunity to participate in the daily life of our village folk”. Mount Abu Public School, Delhi, came with its IB PYP learners, who “connected classroom concepts with real-life experiences by understanding sustainability, agriculture, and community living”. Kids Garden Senior Secondary School, Pilani, wrote that “the day offered a variety of hands-on experiences that blended learning with adventure”.
S.V.I.S.G., Delhi, brought Classes X and XI for “hands on experience” of team-building, and wrote: “The excursion not only filled students with joy, but, also taught them how one can learn the fun way.”
What Do They Eat?
Breakfast runs 09:30 to 12:00 and lunch 13:30 to 15:30, both unlimited, and the Sara Din counters stay open between them. Breakfast is stuffed paranthas with white farm fresh Makhan, Poori Chole or Chole Bhature, Aloo or Pethe ki Sabji, Dahi, Achaar and Chatni. Lunch is Missi, Tawa or Tandoori Roti, Rajma, Sarson Ka Saag or the seasonal vegetable, Paneer Shahi, Kadhi, Dahi or Raita and Suji ka Halwa.
Between the meals the counters run: Neembu Shikanjee, Chacch, Tea and Pakoras, Kadhai doodh, Jalebi, Makee Bajre ki roti with desi Ghee, and the Chatpate Din and Meethe Meethe Pal counters for chaat and sweets.
The HDFC School, Gurugram, came for its staff picnic in March 2023 and remembered “regional delicacies, ranging from aloo paratha with white butter, to aloo-puri with jalebi-rabri”. Suraj School’s hostel students wrote that “the delicious authentic food and moments of shared laughter made this day truly special”. Inmantec’s final year students did the day “while munching on Traditional Indian food”.
The Welcome At The Gate
Your group is met at the gate, with a tilak on the forehead and a Haryanvi pagdi tied over it, and the folk artists start as the buses empty. The Been-Dholki-Nagada Dance plays through the afternoon.
I.T.S’s MCA students “had a royal welcome by live folk musician dancers dressed up in their Rajasthan costumes”. S.V.I.S.G’s classes “saw a scintillating performance by the folk artists”, and came away knowing more “about culture, folk dance and ethnic food of Haryana”. Inmantec recorded the DJ floor too: “DJ Floor also had many takers”.
A Day From 09:30 To 17:30
Breakfast and lunch are the only two fixed points. Everything else is free-flow: your students choose their own activities for the rest of the day, and the group moves at its own pace.
Pratapgarh Farms sits in Jhajjar district, Haryana, near Delhi NCR. The farm holds 4.8 across 31,033 Google reviews, and the reviewers include teachers who came on a school trip near Delhi NCR. More of what schools and families say is on the reviews page.
Call +91 9999964266 or email picnic@pratapgarhfarms.com with your date and the number of students and teachers, and the team confirms the day and shares the current brochure. The rates, the safety detail and the booking questions sit on the school picnic destination page, and the school picnic post walks through the same day.
More School Accounts
- I.T.S, Ghaziabad — MCA students, 11 October 2022: the folk-dancer welcome, the village kitchen, and the fields.
- Inmantec Institutions, Ghaziabad — final year students, 16 March 2021: the rides, gulli danda, boating and the DJ floor.
- S.V.I.S.G., Delhi — Classes X and XI, 23 December 2013: team-building in the village yard, and the folk artists.
- Mount Abu Public School, Delhi — IB PYP learners on the rural ecosystem, sustainability and community living.
- The HDFC School, Gurugram — a staff picnic on 13 March 2023: the breakfast, the dance floor and the magic show.
- Darshan Academy, Hisar — Classes III to XII, on the daily life of the village.
- Vidya Devi Jindal School, Hisar — Classes IV to VIII on 16 October: the Botanical Garden, the Animal Farm and the rides.
- Kids Garden Senior Secondary School, Pilani — pottery, folk dance, camel rides and the eco-friendly games.
- Suraj School, Sector 56, Gurugram — Grades 9 and 11, 6 February 2023: the old and traditional culture of Haryana, and the traditional methods behind it.
- Suraj School, Sector 75, Gurgaon — Classes III to VIII, 12 February 2024: the daily life of the village folk, with music, dance, games and food.
- Suraj School, Bawal — the trip of 9 November 2024: the rides, the games and the food.
- Suraj School, Kosli — 5 January 2024: its own line on the farm as an immersive journey.
- Suraj School, Narnaul — 15 March 2025: the rides, the games and the lunch.
- Suraj School’s hostel students — 20 November 2025: camel and tractor rides, the Haryanvi games and the food.
- A teachers’ fun day, Suraj School, Sector 56 — 12 January 2024.
School Trip — Your Questions
Which schools have visited Pratapgarh Farms?
Schools and colleges from Hisar, Narnaul, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Delhi and Pilani have published their own accounts of a day at the farm, and each school's own page is linked on this post. Classes III to XII have come for the day, and colleges have brought final year and MCA students.
What do students learn on a school trip near Delhi NCR?
The learning is hands-on. Students churn ghee and butter from milk, milk the cows at the Vedic Gau Gram, cook on the hearth, pound and grind grain, work the Charkha and the handloom, throw a pot and paint matkas, and see the Biogas Plant and the Vermicomposting Plant at work. The fields and the museums carry the rest: ploughing, sowing, reaping, winnowing, and the tools of the villages around Jhajjar.
What did the schools say about the food?
The HDFC School remembered its breakfast 'ranging from aloo paratha with white butter, to aloo-puri with jalebi-rabri', and Suraj School's hostel students wrote that 'the delicious authentic food and moments of shared laughter made this day truly special'. Breakfast runs 09:30 to 12:00, lunch 13:30 to 15:30, and the Sara Din counters stay open between them, all of it unlimited.
Do senior classes and colleges come on a school trip?
They do. I.T.S, Ghaziabad, brought its MCA students in October 2022, Inmantec brought final year students in March 2021, and S.V.I.S.G., Delhi, brought Classes X and XI. Grades 9 and 11 have come from Suraj School, Sector 56, Gurugram, and Classes III to VIII from Suraj School, Sector 75, Gurgaon.
What does a school trip at Pratapgarh Farms cost?
The school rates, what the day covers and the current brochure are on the school picnic destination page. The day includes entry, every activity, unlimited food through the day and all equipment, and one teacher comes free for every 15 students.
