The Jungle Trail Park, developed near the Mahamaya Flyover in Sector-94, Noida, is set to open to the public from Monday, December 1. Gautam Budh Nagar MP Dr Mahesh Sharma and Noida MLA Pankaj Singh will inaugurate the park today, after which it will remain fully accessible to visitors.
Built for Rs 25 crore, the 18.27-acre park showcases more than 650 sculptures of animals and birds, crafted entirely from scrap metal and iron. These include striking installations of dinosaurs, rhinoceroses, crocodiles, pythons, monkeys, and miniature birds such as sparrows. The park, constructed on a PPP model and earlier opened for trial, can be entered through the gate located beneath the Mahamaya Flyover.
Adventure enthusiasts will find multiple attractions here, including rock climbing, zip-lining, zip cycling, and other jungle-themed activities. According to the Horticulture Department, work on the PPP-based project began in June 2024.
The park is divided into three zones. The first zone houses a parking space, an amphitheatre with seating for 1,000 people, a food court, and an exhibition area. It also includes parking for eight buses and 76 four-wheelers. The second zone, spread across 8.77 acres, features a tropical rainforest, grassland, and wetland. The third zone, covering 5.45 acres, showcases themes such as an island ocean, temperate forest, and polar region.
The entry fee for the Jungle Trail Park has been fixed at Rs 120. Visitors can pay the fee online or in cash at the entrance. The Noida Authority’s horticulture department has issued an official notice confirming the inauguration and public opening of the park from December 1.