Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Uttar Pradesh Opens Ceramic Waste Park to Boost Tourism
Imagine a park made of broken cups and plates!
That's Anokhi Duniya in India, built by the Uttar Pradesh government.
It's the world's first park made of ceramic waste.
Artists used over 80 tonnes of waste to make cool art.
It has giant replicas of everyday ceramic items.
The park cost around ₹5.86 crore.
Opening in late September, it aims to attract visitors and boost the local economy.
It’s a model for turning waste into art and promoting tourism.
Uttar Pradesh is opening Anokhi Duniya, a park made from ceramic waste.
The park is located in Khurja, known as the 'Ceramic Capital'.
It is the world's first ceramic waste park and opens in late September.
The park features around 100 artworks made from 80 tonnes of ceramic waste.
The project aims to boost tourism and showcase Khurja's heritage.
- Who
- Uttar Pradesh government
- What
- Opened Anokhi Duniya, a park made from ceramic waste.
- When
- Will open to tourists by the end of September.
- Where
- Khurja-Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- To boost tourism and showcase Khurja's heritage.
- Park Name
- Anokhi Duniya
- Location
- Khurja, Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh
- Material
- Ceramic waste
- Cost
- ₹5.86 crore
- Size
- 2 acres
- Opening Date
- End of September
