Haryana News: The world’s largest jungle safari park will be built in Haryana. Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has announced this. With the formation of Jungle Safari Park, tourism will get a boost in Gurugram and Nuh region. CM Khattar said that after the formation of this park, it will help in preserving the Aravalli mountain range. On behalf of CM Khattar, the officials of the concerned departments have been instructed to complete all the formalities for Jungle Safari Park within 7 days.
All types of experts will be brought in Jungle Safari
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar informed that 10,000 acres of land has been identified in the Aravalli region in Gurugram and Nuh districts for Jungle Safari Park. Efforts will be made to bring all kinds of animals and species of birds in this jungle safari. Along with indigenous species of wildlife, information is also being collected about animals that can be brought from abroad.
The work of the first phase will be completed in 2 years.
CM Khattar said that Jungle Safari Park will be developed in 3 phases. For which planning is being done. A target of 2 years has been set to complete the first phase. Two companies with international experience in the design and operation of Jungle Safari Park will be consulted, which have been shortlisted.
Museum will be built in Rakhigarhi
At the same time, CM Khattar also took a meeting regarding the construction of a museum in Rakhigarhi. Regarding which he said that the Haryana government is also working with the Archaeological Survey of India to preserve the old civilization of Rakhigarhi and to develop that site. At the same time, the Archaeological Survey of India has prepared a proposal for tourism within the site museum and Rakhigarhi village. Apart from this, the CM said that like Sultanpur lake, arrangements for a lake for migrated birds are also being discussed.
