Noida to Welcome Its First Deer Park and Sunset Safari at Sector 91 Biodiversity Park
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Noida's first Deer Park and Sunset Safari, set in Sector 91's Biodiversity Park, promises a unique blend of wildlife conservation, exotic species, eco-friendly evening adventures
Noida is gearing up to unveil a one-of-a-kind destination that blends wildlife conservation with immersive experiences. The city's first-ever Deer Park and Sunset Safari is currently under development at the Biodiversity Park in Sector 91. Envisioned as an eco-friendly attraction, the project underscores a strong commitment to sustainability and biodiversity.
Announcing the initiative, Noida Authority CEO Lokesh M shared that the development will take place in phases, adhering strictly to environmental regulations. 'We've decided to build the Deer Park and Sunset Safari gradually, and will bring on board two expert consultants to oversee the planning and execution," he said.
A 30-Acre Haven for Wildlife and Visitors
Sprawled across 30 acres, the upcoming park aims to offer visitors a unique blend of education and entertainment, with an estimated development cost of ₹40 crore. Though the project quietly received official approval in June 2024 from the Noida Authority Board, groundwork is only now picking up pace. A detailed project report (DPR) is being prepared in collaboration with a retired district forest officer to ensure ecological and operational accuracy.
The Deer Park will feature a total of 132 deer from 10 distinct species, transforming the space into a curated, zoo-like setting. Several animals will be sourced from prominent zoos in Lucknow, Kanpur, and Hyderabad. Adding a global touch, exotic species such as Springbok, Impala, Wildebeest, and Lesser Kudu will be imported from Africa. Additionally, deer rescued from the vicinity of the Noida International Airport will be relocated here to ensure their safety and care.
One of the park's most exciting features is its Sunset Safari, designed to operate during evening hours up to 10 PM. Unlike conventional safaris, this one will use special spectrum lighting technology that offers clear visibility to visitors while maintaining a natural, night-like ambiance for the animals—ensuring their comfort and preserving nocturnal behavior patterns.
Officials emphasize that the Deer Park and Sunset Safari will serve not just as a recreational space but also as an educational hub. With its focus on conservation and family-friendly experiences, the park is expected to emerge as a key attraction for residents of Noida and the surrounding NCR region.
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May 05, 2025, 09:29 IST
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