Metal Menagerie of Noida's Eco-Park: Lively Wildlife Sculptures Brew from Waste materials
The much-anticipated Waste-to-Wonder Park is set to open its doors to the public on September 25, 2025, in Noida, India. Located in Sector 94, near the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, this unique park is a testament to sustainable development and environmental consciousness.
The park is the brainchild of the Noida Authority and is divided into three distinct zones. The first zone is a recreational area, offering a food court, a convention space, a children's play area, and picnic spots for visitors to relax and enjoy.
The second zone is a celebration of diverse ecosystems, featuring themed trails representing tropical rainforests, deserts, grasslands, and wetlands. This section of the park aims to educate visitors about the importance of preserving and protecting our planet's various habitats.
The third and most remarkable zone offers a more realistic portrayal of the natural world, showcasing oceanic, polar, and temperate forest environments. Visitors can expect to see over 800 sculptures of animals, birds, and dinosaurs, crafted from approximately 500 tonnes of recycled metal parts sourced from scrap yards.
Adventure seekers will be thrilled to know that the park offers adventure activities, a unique night safari, and a spacious amphitheatre. The night safari promises an unforgettable experience as visitors journey through the park under the stars, observing the nocturnal creatures in their natural habitat.
The park's commitment to sustainability is evident in its benches, gazebos, and light fixtures, all of which are crafted from recycled materials. The entire park is built from more than 500 tonnes of recycled iron and plastic, demonstrating the potential for waste to be transformed into wonder.
Visitors can easily reach the Waste-to-Wonder Park by driving directly to the site or using public transport. The closest major transit points are Hazrat Nizamuddin Metro Station and Sarai Kale Khan Inter City Bus Stand. Buses or auto-rickshaws provide connections to the park from both transit points.
The Waste-to-Wonder Park in Noida is set to be a must-visit destination for anyone interested in sustainability, education, and adventure. Mark your calendars for September 25, 2025, and get ready to be amazed by this remarkable park.
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