Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Dondaicha Oxygen Park Set for Tourism and Recreation Growth
Pitruchhaya Oxygen Park is a new green space in Dondaicha.
It covers 16 acres and has about 30,000 trees.
People are adding gates, pagodas and railings so families can visit comfortably.
Minister Jaykumar Rawal opened these facilities.
The work used ₹50 lakh from the District Planning Committee.
A nearby river may make the park more attractive.
A ₹1 crore project for a large check dam has started.
More water-storage structures are also planned.
Pitruchhaya Oxygen Park has been developed on a 16-acre Forest Department plot in Dondaicha.
The park now contains around 30,000 trees planted and maintained over two years.
Jaykumar Rawal inaugurated an entrance gate, three pagodas and railings funded with ₹50 lakh.
A ₹1 crore project to build a large K.T. weir on the Amravati River has begun.
Additional water-storage weirs are planned to support tourism, family outings and social activities.
- Who
- Jaykumar Rawal, local officials, social organisations and citizens are involved in the park’s development.
- What
- Pitruchhaya Oxygen Park is being developed as a green tourism, recreation and picnic destination.
- When
- The latest facilities were inaugurated during an event marking the birth anniversary of Sahakar Maharshi Dadasaheb Rawal; the article gives no date.
- Where
- The park is located on a 16-acre Forest Department plot in Dondaicha, Dhule, near the Amravati River.
- Why
- The development aims to provide a nature-based leisure space and increase tourism while improving water storage in the area.
- Park area
- 16 acres
- Trees
- Around 30,000
- Development period
- Trees were planted and cared for over two years
- Facility funding
- ₹50 lakh from the District Planning Committee
- Inaugurated facilities
- Entrance gate, three pagodas and railings
- River project
- ₹1 crore sanctioned for a large K.T. weir on the Amravati River
- Additional plans
- More storage weirs are planned in the area