Haryana news: The world's largest jungle safari will be built on 10 thousand acres in this district of Haryana

He has gone to Sharjah to see Jungle Safari spread over an area of 2000 acres, so that something like this can be realized here too. This safari includes Bird Park, 4 zones of Big Cats, a large area for herbivorous animals,

There will be an area for exotic animal birds, underwater world, visitor zone, botanical garden, desert etc. The formation of Jungle Safari will give a big boost to tourism in NCR. Employment opportunities will be created for the local people.

Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that the Haryana Jungle Safari Project would be a joint project of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India and the Haryana Government.

Under this scheme, the central government will also provide funds to Haryana for this project. An international EOI was called for the project. Two companies with international experience in design and operation of such facilities have been shortlisted.

They will now participate in an international design competition to design, oversee construction and operate the park. At the same time, an Aravali Foundation will be set up, which will manage the project.

mountain range will be protected

The CM said that the Central Zoo Authority has carried out an evaluation study of the area for the same and has agreed with the technical feasibility of setting up such a park. The CM said that on the one hand, the development of Jungle Safari will help in preserving this mountain range.

On the other hand, a large number of people will come for tourism in Delhi and surrounding areas. This will provide employment to the local people. Villagers in nearby villages will get benefits under home stay policy.

Many species of birds, wild animals in Aravalli

There are many species of birds, wild animals, butterflies in Aravalli. According to the survey conducted a few years ago, there are 180 species of birds, 15 species of wild animals, 29 species of reptiles ie those that crawl on the ground and those living in water, 57 species of butterflies.