When considering jungle safaris, places like Ranthambore National Park, Kanha National Park, and Gir National Park typically come to mind. However, this perception is about to shift, as Haryana is all set to launch Asia’s largest jungle safari. Known primarily as an industrial powerhouse in India, Haryana is drawing inspiration from the Vantara model in Gujarat. The state’s government is initiating a jungle safari project in the Aravalli hills, spanning the Gurgaon and Nuh districts. The project will cover an area of 10,000 acres and aims to promote eco-tourism in the region.
According to the Social Policy Research Foundation (SPRF), the upcoming jungle safari will showcase a variety of animals, including herbivores and amphibians. It will also feature a bird sanctuary and trekking paths for adventure enthusiasts. This project is designed to give visitors both an enjoyable and educational experience while ensuring a safe environment for the animals.
The Opening Date For The Jungle Safari In Haryana And Other Details Are Awaited
The Haryana government has committed to making this project eco-friendly, promising that the Aravalli Hills and their delicate ecosystem will remain unharmed. Visitors can look forward to enjoying fresh air and being surrounded by nature.
Tourism in Haryana has seen a decline over the years, so the government is implementing a new strategy. This jungle safari is expected to draw both domestic and international tourists, providing them with a unique and sustainable experience.
Well, besides the jungle safari, Disneyland is coming to India! Get ready for fun, amazing fireworks, and magical performances, as Haryana is set to open the country’s first Disneyland in Manesar. This large 500-acre site will change the entertainment landscape in Haryana. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini shared that the project will be built near the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway and the Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor, making it convenient to reach from Delhi and nearby areas.
