Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Haryana to Develop Large Jungle Safari in Aravali Region
Haryana is building a big jungle safari in the Aravali area, like a giant zoo.
It will have different areas for animals and plants.
The government hopes it will bring in tourists and help protect the environment.
It is expected to be very large and is planned to be completed in phases.
Some people are worried about how it will affect the land and wildlife, especially concerning the financial and environmental impact.
The government is looking for ways to pay for it, possibly with help from other companies.
Haryana is moving forward with plans for a large jungle safari in the Aravali region.
The project aims to conserve the Aravali ecosystem and boost tourism.
The safari is expected to have various zones, including habitats and gardens.
The project is estimated to cost between Rs 500 crore to Rs 1,000 crore.
Environmentalists have raised concerns about potential ecological impact.
- Who
- Haryana government.
- What
- Haryana is developing a jungle safari in the Aravali region.
- When
- Work is expected to begin soon.
- Where
- Gurgaon and Nuh districts in the Aravali region.
- Why
- To promote tourism, conserve the environment, and create jobs.
Environmental Concerns
Government Initiatives
Ecological Impact
Environmental Concerns
Several former Indian Forest Service officers have raised concerns about the potential ecological impact, including threats to groundwater levels and biodiversity.
Government Initiatives
The Haryana government aims to conserve the fragile Aravali ecosystem.
Financial Viability
Environmental Concerns
Concerns about potential ecological impact, including threats to groundwater levels and biodiversity.
Government Initiatives
Officials said that the Haryana government was considering alternative funding models, including public-private partnerships to share the financial burden and ensure the project’s viability.
- Location
- Aravali region, Gurgaon and Nuh districts
- Project Goal
- Tourism, Conservation, Job Creation
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 500 crore to Rs 1,000 crore
- Phases
- Four
- Size
- 10,000 acres of land