Indroda Nature Park Tourism

Indroda Nature Park, often dubbed as India’s Jurassic Park, is located on the bank of the Sabarmati River in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India. It is the world's second-largest hatchery of dinosaur eggs and an important educational and tourist attraction spread over an area of roughly 400 hectares. Operated by the Gujarat Ecological and Research Foundation (GEER), the park is divided into multiple sections encompassing a zoo, massive dinosaur and fossil park, botanical garden, and an amphitheater. The Dinosaur and Fossil Park is particularly notable, housing life-size statues of dinosaurs and actual fossilized eggs and skeletal remains, providing a unique glimpse into the prehistoric era. Visitors can also enjoy the wilderness and spot various species of birds, reptiles, and hundreds of plants, trees in the botanical garden. The park provides a great combination of education and recreation, making it a perfect spot for school trips, family outings, and nature lovers.