Ved Van Park Noida: People are trying to visit Ved Van Park. Wait, this tourist spot will remain closed for so many days.
[ad_1]
-
Ved One Park Noida Authority has decided to keep it closed till 23rd September.
-
This park will open on Sunday, 24th September.
Ved Van Park Noida: Noida Authority, India’s first Vedic theme based park, has decided to remain closed till 23rd September. During this period, maintenance work of the park will be done. According to media reports, the number of tourists reaching this park during the weekend reaches 8 thousand. Now this park will open on Sunday 24th September.
That’s why the park will be closed
Actually, Vedavan Park located in Sector-78, Noida was inaugurated in June 2023. Thousands of people are coming to the park every day. Due to overcrowding, the structures built here are getting damaged. People are sitting on the statues and taking photographs. Footpaths and other things have been damaged at many places. Amidst the continuous movement of people, the authority is not able to carry out the work related to repair and beautification. In such a situation, the authority has decided to keep the park for 8-10 days to get the repairs done.
This park was inaugurated on 25th June
Built with a budget of around Rs 30 crore, this park has been built to make the public aware about the historical aspects of the country on the basis of ancient texts. Since its inauguration by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on June 25, the park has attracted people not only from nearby housing societies but also from neighboring cities. A large number of people come to watch the laser show every day from 6 pm to 9 pm.
In this park, different zones have been created on the basis of four Vedas. Let us tell you that Vedas are the oldest literature in the world and are considered the basis of Indian culture. All information about that Veda will be given in every zone. Not only this, the herbs and medicines which are used according to that Veda in every zone, will also be planted here. Zones have also been created in this park in the name of Saptarishi.
[ad_2]
Source link
