Bharat darshan park

Bharat Darshan Park envisages to give a glimpse of the architectural marvels of India at one single destination. The park features 21 monuments having historical significance, all re-created from metal scrap. This park is synonymous with the Government of India’s Swacch Bharat Mission and employs the Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle principles to transform waste into pieces of art. Born out of the need to bring about a positive change through meaningful art, our expert team of artists and environmentalists uses sustainability and recycling as a tool to touch people’s lives. • All monuments are made entirely of metal scrap. • Unique experience for visitors to learn about India’s culture and heritage across its states. • Built on a sustainability model and uses electricity produced from solar panels. • Lush green surroundings and a walking track of almost 1.5 km. • Savour fast, fun, and delicious Indian cuisine at the in-house Food Court Bharat Darshan Park is envisaged as a cultural, entertainment, educational and heritage experience. The park features monuments from across the length and breadth of India by showcasing its rich heritage and culture. All the monuments are made entirely out of scrap/waste metal as a part of the Waste to Art Initiative. It aligns with the thought of our hon’ble Prime Minister for the “Swachh Bharat Mission”.

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New Delhi: Delhi's much-awaited 'Bharat Darshan Park' that will have replicas of 21 monuments from across the country is likely open by October and is expected to have an entry fee of around Rs 100, officials said. The park, spread over 8.5 acres, is being developed by the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) in west Delhi's Punjabi Bagh at an estimated cost of Rs 14 crore. SDMC officials said that the 'Bharat Darshan Park' is being developed on the lines of the municipality's already functional 'Waste to Wonder Park' and like here, all monuments at the new park have also been built using scrap material from vehicles. "Leaving aside the construction of a walking track and some plantation work, most of the major construction work has been completed. Finishing touches are required. Everything will be finished soon, and we are hoping to open the park for visitors latest by October," a senior SDMC official said. Like the 'Waste to Wonder Park', visitors will have to pay some entrance fee for the 'Bharat Darshan Park' as well, he said. "Entrance fee for the park is yet to be decided, but it is likely to be around Rs 100," the official said. The SDMC's iconic 'Waste to Wonder Park' has an entry fee of Rs 50 on weekdays and Rs 100 on weekends. The 'Bharat Darshan Park' will have replicas of 21 historical and cultural monuments and natural places. These will be made from scrap iron such as bolt, rods and steel rims of vehicles. Replicas at the 'Bharat Darshan Park' will includ...

In the past few years, Waste To Wonders park has become a beloved hangout spot in saadi Delhi, boasting lifelike replicas of the 7 wonders of the world made just out of waste! It’s the ideal destination for a jolly day out or a picnic and well, guess what? We just got another similar & super-cool park called the Bharat Darshan Park and here’s all about it. Poore Bharat Ke Darshan In Delhi! | South Delhi Municipal Corporation has outdone itself in building green parks for the city and this time, after the huge success of the Waste To Wonder park, the Bharat Darshan Park is all set to receive visitors. Built-in just 22 months by 200 artists, the Bharat Darshan Park has replicas of the Charminar, Gateway of India, Konark Temple, Nalanda ruins, Mysore Palace, Meenakshi Temple, Hampi, Victoria Memorial Hall, Sanchi Stupa, Gol Gumbaz, Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Hawa Mahal and other historical and religious places made out entirely of scrap materials. The park has a total of 22 structures including one Banyan tree and we cannot wait to go and click loads of pictures. The park was inaugurated by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on 25th December 2021, who called it the perfect example of ‘kachre se kanchan.’ The power needs of this green marvel are met by solar plates, and a sewage treatment plant with a capacity of 1 lakh litre has been set up for irrigation purposes. When and with whom do you plan to visit this newest attraction of Delhi? Where | Bharat Darshan Park - Punjabi Bagh Xin...

The newly-opened Bharat Darshan Park has made us all awestruck with its grandeur and opulence. This unique park has replicas of 21 enchanting monuments from 14 different states, made entirely out of waste. Here are some pictures that’ll fill you with astonishment too! Check them out. 1. A Symbol Of Love Picture Credits: Where | Bharat Darshan Park - Punjabi Bagh Xing, Ring Rd, JJ Colony, Moti Nagar Timings | 10 AM - 9 PM (Closed On Mondays) Entry | Rs 100 (Day) & Rs 150 (Evening) For Adults Rs 50 (Day) & Rs 75 (Evening) For Children Below 12 We’re definitely visiting this new kid in the town following all necessary COVID 19 precautions. How about you?

The Bharat Darshan Park in Punjabi Bagh, Delhi has replicas of popular Indian monuments made out of waste material. It is quite similar to the Waste to Wonders park. Some of the monument replicas include the Gateway of India, Mysore Palace, Hampi, Victoria Memorial Hall and Charminar, amongst others made from about 350 tonnes of scrap material. The green park is home to about 22 replicas of Indian historical and religious monuments that have been created by 200 artists in only 22 months. The park is spread out over an area of approximately 8.5 acres and is also an excellent place for a picnic. The Bharat Darshan Park is that is powered by solar plates and has a sewage treatment facility, which guarantees an eco-friendly environment.

By India Today Web Desk: Punjabi Bagh, the Municipal Corporation has developed a park from waste materials. This park has been made by using all sorts of waste materials and named Bharat Darshan Park. People in Delhi can catch a glimpse of the replicas of 21 monuments, like Qutub Minar, Taj Mahal, Char Minar, Gateway of India, Konark Temple, Mysore Palace, Meenakshi Temple, Hampi, Victoria Memorial, Sanchi Stupa, Gol Gumbaz, Azanta & Ellora Caves, Hawa Mahal, Khajuraho Temple, Nalanda University, Junagarh Fort, Tawang Gate, Rameswaram, Dwarkadhish, Jagannath Puri, Badrinath and a banyan tree. The park, spread over 8.5 acres, is being developed by the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) in west Delhi's Punjabi Bagh at an estimated cost of Rs 14 crore. Ticket Price, Location And Timing Of Bharat Darshan Park The opening timings for the park will be kept from 10 AM to 10 PM. The Ticket prices will vary for the park in Punjabi Bagh. • Adults: INR100 • Children in Daytime: 50 • Adults in Evening: 150 • Children in Evening: 75 • Senior Citizen in Evening: 75 • Senior Citizen in Daytime: 150 • MCD School Students: Entry Free • School Students: 40 Per Child/ 90 Per Adult The Bharat Darshan Park will be the second of its kind; the first such facility was opened to the public at Sarai Kale Khan in the capital in 2019. Read more|

New Delhi: The Bharat Darshan Park has added to the congestion around Punjabi Bagh crossing on the Ring Road with hundreds flocking to the park every day, leading to traffic snarls. Officials aware of the matter said lack of parking for visitors to the park has emerged as one of the main factors leading to traffic jams specially on weekend, public holidays and evening hours. HT Image To resolve the problem, the engineering wing of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) plans to develop three multilevel parking lots in the vicinity to provide parking space for more than 663 vehicles. The three multilevel parking sites will come up near Punjabi Bagh Club Road, the existing municipal crematorium and inside the Waste to Art park, which was opened in December last year, the officials said. A senior MCD official said that two parking sites have been approved by the standing committee while Delhi Development authority has handed over 2300 sqm land on Club Road for building the third parking lot. “We have hired a consultant to recommend how to best utilise this space for parking and decongest the stretch,” the official said. Currently, the visitors to the park park their vehicles on the Ring Road adding to the congestion on the busy intersection. “This network of multilevel parkings will also cater to several buildings in the vicinity that witness footfall. Work on two parking lots will begin this month. Tenders have been finalized and work orders have been issued for two lots. ...

Welcome to the recently inaugurated "Bharat Darshan Park" in Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi, a tourist destination conceived by South Delhi Municipal Corporation’s (SDMC). This park is spread in an area of more than 8.5 acres. Bharat Darshan Park has replicas of monuments and other heritage sites of India. The monuments inside the park are constructed from abandoned vehicles and other waste materials. The park has combined soothing music with at least 200 shades of dynamic lights to amplify the beauty of each of thease replicas. The park has facilities such as an amphitheatre for cultural events, a walking track of 1.5-km, fountains, and a pond. Honorable Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated this park on 24th December 2021 and 25th December the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna former Prime Minister Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee this park has opened for public. Bharat Darshan Park has replicas of 21 famous monuments including Gateway of India, Banyan Tree, Hawa Mahal, Gol Gumbaz, Qutab Minar, Ruins of Nalanda University, Meenakshi Temple, Badrinath Temple, Dwarkadhish Temple, Deep Stambh, Rameshwaram Temple, Jagannath Puri Temple, Mahabat Mahal, Sanchi Stupa, Victoria Memorial, Ruins of Hampi, Taj Mahal, Mysore Palace, Char Minar, Konark Temple, Ajanta-Alora Caves, Khajuraho Temple and many other heritage sites of India. The Banyan Tree, also known as "Bargad ka Ped" represents eternal life because of its ever-expanding branches. Believed to be the world's largest trees, they hav...

Have you all visited the Bharat Darshan Park yet? This awesome hangout spot has literally brought together all of India's iconic temples and monuments in the same place, that too in Delhi! Bharat Darshan Park becomes especially enchanting towards night, as lit up by bright and colourful lights, these treasures of India look even more magical. Here are some pictures that would prove the same to you! 1. Let’s Begin The List With Some Divine Blessings!