Start at City Forest in the Hindon area around 7:30–8:00 AM, when the paths are cooler and quieter. Spend about 1½ hours walking or cycling among the trees; boating, if operating, is a pleasant extra but can be weather- or maintenance-dependent. Entry and activity fees are generally modest, but check the latest local notice before leaving. From here, allow roughly 25–40 minutes by auto-rickshaw or cab to ISKCON Temple Ghaziabad in Raj Nagar Extension, depending on traffic. Dress modestly, remove shoes before entering, and keep about an hour for the shrine, courtyard, and a simple vegetarian snack or meal nearby; temple hours and food-service timings can vary, so treat the meal as conditional rather than guaranteed.
After the temple, head toward Drizzling Land Water & Amusement Park on Delhi–Meerut Road—usually 20–35 minutes by cab, though Friday traffic can stretch this considerably. Plan three to four hours for the rides and water attractions, with a change of clothes, waterproof phone protection, and sandals useful. This is the day’s main booking dependency: verify that the park is operating on 6 November, confirm seasonal water-area access, ticket prices, locker availability, and any height or swimwear rules in advance. Keep a buffer for queues and changing facilities; a cab or pre-arranged vehicle is more practical than relying on multiple local connections.
Leave Drizzling Land by around 5:00 PM for DLF Mall of India in Sector 18, Noida. The journey can take 45–75 minutes or more in evening traffic, so avoid promising a fixed dinner time. Once there, browse the shops and indoor spaces, then choose a café or restaurant for dinner—allow approximately ₹500–₹1,500 per person depending on the venue. The mall is easy to reach by cab or via Noida Sector 18 Metro station, but after the amusement park a direct cab is simplest. Check the mall and restaurant closing times that day, especially if the park departure is delayed.
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