Gurgaon’s growth has consumed older agricultural settlements at a pace that has no parallel in Indian urban history. In three decades, paddy fields and village commons became golf courses, IT towers, and expressway interchanges. Babupur is a village that sits at this transition point in 2026 — an older Haryana settlement in Gurgaon Tehsil with a 2011 census population of 668 people and 125 households, positioned adjacent to the Dwarka Expressway corridor near Sectors 106, 108, and 109, approximately 7–8 km from Gurgaon city centre. What was once simply “a village near Palam Vihar” is now bookmarked by investors who recognise its Dwarka Expressway proximity and are watching the residential premium that the corridor has generated in adjacent sectors materialise at village-entry pricing.

Babupur Village Gurgaon – Quick Overview

Detail	Information
Location	Gurgaon Tehsil, Gurgaon District, Haryana
Pin Code	122001
District	Gurgaon (Gurugram)
State	Haryana
Division	Gurgaon Division
Population (2011 Census)	668 (338 male; 330 female); 125 households
Literacy Rate (2011)	72.75% (male: 77.81%; female: 67.58%)
Assembly Constituency	Badshahpur
Assembly MLA	Rakesh Daultabad
Lok Sabha Constituency	Gurgaon
Parliament MP	Rao Inderjit Singh
Distance from Gurgaon City	Approximately 7–8 km; ~15–30 min travel
Distance from Delhi Border	Adjacent to South West Delhi boundary (Delhi is east)
Primary Infrastructure	Dwarka Expressway (~1 km from village); Sectors 106, 108, 109 adjacent
Nearest Metro Stations	Sector 106 / Sector 101 – Yellow Line Extension (Dwarka Expressway corridor)
Nearest Railway Stations	Gurgaon Railway Station (~7–8 km); Basai Dhankot Railway Station
Nearby Villages	Sector 103; Daulatabad; Bajghera; Vishnu Garden; Panwala Khusropur
Top Real Estate Project	Hero Homes Palatial – ₹5.04–₹6.23 crore
Average Property Rate	₹10,300–₹17,450 per sq ft
Average Rental Rate	₹16–₹24 per sq ft/month (₹67,100–₹68,300 for 3–4 BHK units)
Border Position	South West Delhi Tehsil (east); West Delhi Tehsil (north); Farrukh Nagar Tehsil (west)

History and Character

Babupur is one of Gurgaon’s older agricultural settlements, positioned near Palam Vihar — one of the first residential colonies to develop in this part of Gurgaon — and surrounded by the planned sectors of the Dwarka Expressway corridor that have become Gurugram’s newest high-rise residential belt. The village name follows the standard north Indian naming convention — “Babu” being a respectful designation for a local notable or administrative figure, and “pur” meaning settlement — suggesting a founder or early headman association.

The village sits at the border of three tehsil and district boundaries: South West Delhi Tehsil to the east, West Delhi Tehsil to the north, and Farrukh Nagar Tehsil to the west — a position that reflects the same boundary complexity seen in the Salapur Khera and Bijwasan belt. The Delhi-Haryana administrative line passes close enough to Babupur that daily life crosses between Delhi and Haryana jurisdiction in both directions.

With a literacy rate of 72.75% — above the national rural average — Babupur is not a marginalised village. The significant Scheduled Caste population (248 of 668 residents in 2011) reflects the demographic composition typical of Gurgaon’s agricultural belt villages.

Dwarka Expressway — The Value Driver

The Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB) — now a fully operational 29-km elevated expressway connecting Dwarka in Delhi to NH-48 (Delhi-Gurugram Expressway) in Gurugram — is the defining infrastructure for Babupur’s current property market interest. Sectors 106, 108, and 109 adjacent to Babupur have seen dramatic residential development as the expressway’s completion enabled the corridor’s IT and professional workforce to access both Delhi’s Blue Line metro (via Dwarka Sector 21) and Gurugram’s employment zones from a single residential location.

Babupur’s proximity to this corridor — without carrying the fully-developed sector’s pricing — creates an entry-level opportunity that investors have been tracking. Hero Homes Palatial at ₹5.04–₹6.23 crore is the top project listed in the Babupur Village zone, reflecting the premium residential tier that Dwarka Expressway proximity commands.

Connectivity

By Metro: The Yellow Line extension through the Dwarka Expressway corridor — with stations at Sector 101, Sector 106, and beyond — provides metro connectivity within 1–2 km of Babupur. The Yellow Line connects northward to Delhi’s city centre and southward toward Gurugram’s commercial zones.

By Road: The Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB) is approximately 1 km from the village. NH-44 (Delhi-Gurugram Expressway) is also accessible, providing the full Delhi-Gurugram road corridor. Palam Vihar’s internal road network connects Babupur to adjacent colony infrastructure.

By Rail: Gurgaon Railway Station is approximately 7–8 km away on the Delhi-Jaipur-Mumbai mainline. Basai Dhankot Railway Station is an additional option. Both provide long-distance and inter-city rail access.

Key Landmarks and Nearby Places

Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB, ~1 km) — The primary infrastructure driver, connecting Babupur to Delhi’s Dwarka (Blue Line metro) and Gurugram’s NH-48 junction.

Palam Vihar — The established residential colony immediately adjacent, providing commercial markets, services, and social infrastructure.

Sectors 106, 108, 109 (Gurugram) — The residential sectors surrounding Babupur, providing the new-build apartment context within which village housing is positioned.

IGI Airport (~10–12 km) — Accessible via NH-248BB and the Dwarka-airport road link, making Babupur a practical location for aviation sector workers.

FAQs About Babupur Village Gurgaon

Q1. What is Babupur village Gurgaon known for?

A: Babupur is a Gurgaon Tehsil village of approximately 668 people (2011), known for its Dwarka Expressway proximity (~1 km), adjacency to Gurugram Sectors 106, 108, and 109, and position near Palam Vihar on the Delhi-Haryana border. Top project in the vicinity: Hero Homes Palatial (₹5.04–₹6.23 crore). Pin code: 122001.

Q2. Which assembly constituency does Babupur village fall under?

A: Badshahpur assembly constituency (MLA: Rakesh Daultabad), under Gurgaon Lok Sabha constituency (MP: Rao Inderjit Singh). Babupur is in Gurgaon Tehsil, Gurgaon District, Haryana.

Q3. How far is Babupur village from Gurgaon city and Delhi?

A: Approximately 7–8 km from Gurgaon city centre (15–30 minutes by road). Delhi’s South West district boundary is immediately to the east. Chandigarh is 252–289 km northward via Haryana highways.

Q4. What is the property rate in Babupur village Gurgaon?

A: ₹10,300–₹17,450 per sq ft, reflecting the Dwarka Expressway corridor premium. Monthly rentals for 3–4 BHK units range from ₹67,100–₹68,300. Hero Homes Palatial is the top listed project at ₹5.04–₹6.23 crore.

Q5. Which is the nearest metro station to Babupur village Gurgaon?

A: Sector 101 and Sector 106 metro stations on the Yellow Line extension through the Dwarka Expressway corridor, approximately 1–2 km from the village. The Yellow Line connects toward Delhi’s Samaypur Badli northward and Gurugram southward.