West Delhi:  Whether it is Patna or Banaras situated on the banks of the life-giving Ganga, if you want to experience the cultural richness of both the cities in the capital Delhi, then just wait for a few more months.

In the Bharat Vandana Park being built in Dwarka Sector 20, on one side you will get to see the temple of Baba Vishwanath situated on the banks of the beautiful ghats of Banaras, and at a distance of a few steps, you will also see the Kedarnath temple surrounded by mountains. In the courtyard of about 200 acres, you will get to see the cultural richness of the whole of India.

construction work in final stage

At present, the construction of the park is going on in full swing. Now that the construction is in its final stage, the park is slowly taking on a grand shape. Looking at the speed of the construction work and the ground situation, it is expected that this park will be completely ready within the next four months.

Park is being prepared on the theme of Mini India 

Designed on the theme of Mini India and in the shape of a lotus and spread over about 200 acres, the park will include eco zones, water bodies, replicas of historical monuments from different states, cultural activities etc. Talking about the capital Delhi, here you will see a replica of the round building of the old Parliament House.

Lord Buddha preaching peace and the replica of the famous Mahavira temple associated with folk faith in Patna will also attract your attention here.

Replicas of various famous buildings of different states including Hawa Mahal of Jaipur, Rath Mandir of Hampi in Karnataka, Ellora Caves, Cellular Jail of Andaman are being prepared here. The good thing is that most of these replicas have been prepared.

project running behind schedule 

The park is being constructed jointly by NBCC and DDA. The foundation stone for the construction of the park was laid in the year 2019 in the presence of Union Ministers Amit Shah and Hardeep Singh Puri. It was then said that the project would be completed by November 2022.

Its total cost was kept at around Rs 530 crore, but the outbreak of the Corona epidemic put a halt to the timely completion of the project. After this the construction work slowed down. Later, the deadline for its completion was extended from time to time.

In between, an attempt was made to complete the construction work during the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and dedicate it to the nation, but this attempt was not successful. If we look at the ground situation now, it is likely to be completed in the next four months.

DDA and NBCC are preparing the park 

Designed on the theme of Mini India and in the shape of a lotus, the park spread over around 200 acres will include eco zones, water bodies, replicas of historical monuments, cultural activities etc. DDA and NBCC are jointly developing it.

Sky walk will show you the view of the park from above

This park is divided into about 10 different zones. You will get the facility of toy train to go from one zone to another. Apart from this, battery operated rickshaws or buses will also be available to tourists here.

Pillars are being built at various places so that you can see the entire view of the park from above. These pillars are called pylons. One pylon will be connected to the other pylon by a sky bridge.

Boating facility will be available

From this bridge, you will be able to see the view of the entire park from above. Looking at the park from above will give you more happiness when you see the entire map of India here. This park has a lot to offer for adventure lovers as well. The lakes of the park have been named Pushpakriti Sarovar. There will also be a facility of boating here.