Archive · 31 May 2025
Maharashtra Approves Rs 286 Crore Tiger Safari Project in Chandrapur
Imagine a giant zoo being built in Chandrapur, India, with a lot of money!
The government has approved a big project to build a tiger safari, which is like a wildlife park.
It will cost a lot of money.
The park will have different areas where you can see animals from all over the world.
Some areas will let you walk around and see animals up close, and some will have safaris in vehicles.
There will be a playground for kids too!
This project is expected to attract tourists, which can help the local economy by creating jobs and supporting local businesses like hotels and shops.
The Maharashtra government approved a Rs 286 crore tiger safari project in Chandrapur.
The project will be spread over 171 hectares.
It includes three thematic zones: Australian, South American, and Indian Trails.
44 hectares will be dedicated to vehicle-based safaris.
The project aims to boost tourism and the local economy.
- Who
- The Maharashtra government and FDCM Gorewada Zoo Limited are involved.
- What
- The Maharashtra government approved a Rs 286 crore tiger safari project.
- When
- The project approval was recently announced; a meeting was held on Friday.
- Where
- Chandrapur, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To transform Chandrapur into a key wildlife tourism hub and boost the local economy.
- Project Cost
- Rs 286 crore
- Project Area
- 171 hectares
- Thematic Zones
- Australian, South American, and Indian Trails
- Vehicle Safari Area
- 44 hectares
- Children's Park
- 20 acres
- Implementing Agency
- Maharashtra Forest Development Corporation (FDCM) Gorewada Zoo Limited