Archive · 25 Jan 2026
Rajasthan's Largest Biological Park Near Sariska
Rajasthan is building its largest biological park in Alwar, near the Sariska Tiger Reserve.
This park will be huge, covering 100 hectares, and will have many different animals, including all seven types of tigers and hippos.
It will also have a butterfly park and many other fun and educational places to visit, like safari zones and aviaries.
The park is designed to be eco-friendly, with rainwater harvesting, waste management, and lots of green spaces.
It will create jobs for local people and be a big tourist attraction.
The park is approved by the Central Zoo Authority and will be built in phases with government support.
Rajasthan's largest biological park is being built in Alwar, near the Sariska Tiger Reserve.
The park will cover 100 hectares and house 81 species of animals, including all seven tiger species and hippos.
Facilities will include safari zones, education centers, aviaries, reptile houses, and a state-of-the-art veterinary hospital.
The park is designed to be eco-friendly, with rainwater harvesting, waste management, and 30% green cover.
The project will create 160 direct jobs and provide livelihood opportunities for local communities through eco-tourism activities.
- Who
- Rajasthan government, Central Zoo Authority (CZA)
- What
- Construction of Rajasthan's largest biological park
- When
- Project approved, implementation in phased and time-bound manner
- Where
- Alwar, near Sariska Tiger Reserve
- Why
- To establish a modern conservation institution focusing on conservation, education, research, and responsible recreation
- Location
- Alwar, near Sariska Tiger Reserve
- Size
- 100 hectares
- Species
- 81 species of animals, including all seven tiger species and hippos
- Facilities
- Safari zones, education centers, aviaries, reptile houses, veterinary hospital
- Employment
- 160 direct jobs, plus opportunities for local communities
- Sustainability
- Rainwater harvesting, waste management, renewable energy, 30% green cover
- Approval
- Central Zoo Authority (CZA)