Morni Fort

This Fort is converted into museum cum learning center which is great to see. Owned and maintained by Forest Department Haryana to spread a message on how we should save our nature by minimizing use of plastic, plant trees, save animals. Parking space is limited though & carry your water bottles along. Small garden is available just outside main gate for a small family picnic.

Morni fort is a peaceful place where you can spend time with your friends and family. There is no need to buy a ticket you can enter there at free of cost .

Clicking pictures with dummy crafts and animals in room is not allowed.
Morni fort opens from 9Am - 4pm

A very quaint little museum which might be decent for a kids day out.
Very neat and clean but there’s no provision for water etc.

A place where you can spend maximum an hour. Interesting installations. Good learning for kids.

Morni Hill and Tikkar Tal is situated at a distance of 40 kms from Panchkula. It is surrounded by mountains on all sides. It's useless to go in the summer. There is a lake in Tikkar Tal, where you can enjoy boating in Rs. 200,400, but there is no such place where you can get cool shade. There is parking for vehicles. The toilet is very dirty. It is a picnic spot but the government does not pay any attention to its maintenance and arrangement. People spend money and go for avaccation but come back disappointed. Overall this place is BAKWAS. There is a fort in Morni Hill in which there are statues of animals. The condition of Adventure Park is very bad.

It's beautiful clean and maintained, loved the place. Such a pleasure to see our heritage so beautifully managed. The sculptures and ideas used are very unique.

This is a very small fort built by the government for tourism. It has the cultural and wildlife information of Haryana. It's small but beautiful and if you have children they will enjoy this. You will have the chance of good photography as well. There is no entrance fee. There is no walking required to reach here. Car can go as near as possible. There is no parking fee. Parking space is available.

This Fort is converted into museum and it's really awesome. It is very well maintained and there is no entry ticket too. It is quite small and one can easily go through it within 15 minutes but that time span will be really worthy.
I would recommend all tourists going to Morni or passing through it must visit this place. I was astonished to find that Government can maintain and develop some place such beautifully.

A very small fortress located amidst the hills of Morni village of District Panchkula of Haryana, It's a fort which has been converted into a museum by Forest Department.
It has 3D artwork, wall murals, lifesize figures of some animals and lots of information related to nature and flora and fauna. It is well maintained and I think there is no entry fee or ticket to visit the museum. A good place to bring kids to give knowledge about flora/ fauna and nature. Half hour to 1 hour is sufficient to visit this place. There is small space for parking but I suggest to park your car in police station parking because the road to dedicated parking is steep and narrow..There is a small shop for tea and refreshments near police station. Toilet facility is available..Worth watching if you visit Morni, Because there is nothing else to visit in morni except Tikkar Taal which is almost 10 kms from this fort..