Based on unique theme, Waste to Wonder Park features the replicas of iconic Seven Wonders of the World, created from industrial and other waste.

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Home Minister Rajnath Singh had inaugurated the 'Waste to Wonder Park' on Feb 2019. It is spread over seven acres, built at the cost of Rs 7.5 crores. It has been made with the scrap of automobile parts and other metal waste like fans, rods, iron sheets, nut-bolts, bicycle and bike parts, metal railings, the torch has been created from an old bike and its chain, defunct sewer lines and age-old appliances.

 

Interesting Facts

• Sizes are like - Taj Mahal (20 ft), The Great Pyramid of Giza (18 ft), Eiffel Tower (60 ft), Leaning Tower of Pisa (25 ft), Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer (25 ft), Rome's Colosseum (15 ft) and New York's Statute of Liberty (30 ft)

• The park has been constructed within six month's time and it is built in 5 acres of land area

• It was conceived as an idea from a similar park in the city of Kota, Rajasthan.

• In the development of the park around 150 tons of scrap, 5 artists, 7 supporting artists, 70 welders and helpers have been used.

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Entry Fees:

• 0-3 years old – Free (No Charges)

• 4-12 years old – Rs 25

• 13-64 years old – Rs 50

• 65 & Above – Free (No Charges)

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No deals and offers

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Timings: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM Tuesday to Sunday. Closed on Monday

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Website: www.wastetowonderpark.com/