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Tags : Garden & Park

Timings : 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Time Required : 1-2 hours

Entry Fee : Adults: INR 15,
Kids: INR 10

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Eco Park, Dhanaulti Overview

Spread over an area of 13 hectares covered in deodar and oak trees, Eco Park is one of the most visited attractions of Dhanaulti. It was developed by the DFO and the citizens of Dhanaulti to create employment opportunities for the poor people taken as a measure to reduce poverty. Located at the height of 7800 m above the sea level, this place has enjoyable weather throughout the year. The park is very well-maintained and is an amazing place for the kids to hang out with a separate playground for them. A tradition known as memory sapling plantation is followed in the park as a part of which one can plant a sapling in memory of their loved ones.

The Eco Park is divided into two forests namely Amber and Dhara which are situated at a distance of 200m from each other. The most attractive feature of the forest is that it has been developed with the help of the local youth. The perfect beauty of Eco Park is what makes tourists visit the place. Being a lovely picnic spot, thousands of visitors come here often. More so, one gets a superb view of the Himalayas from this point. The best time to visit the park is during sunrise and sunset under the multi-shaded sky. It is a perfect place for the nature lovers as well as the adventurous ones to unwind and spend some time full of solitude.

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Flora at Eco Park

Amber meaning sky and Dhara meaning earth separated by 200 m are the two eco parks in Dhanaulti. The entire area comprises of a protected population of the deodar tree with wildflower hedges. The whole space is maintained by the forest division of the Garhwal region. This botanical park houses a variety of conifers especially the deodar trees. In addition to this, there are a few endangered species supported here as well. The best time to visit the park is during sunrise and sunset when the sky is imbued in multiple colours.

Activities at Dhanaulti Eco Park

There are small open huts present in the park where one can sit and enjoy the pleasant surroundings. These eco huts are built from green technology which attracts tourists to its environment-friendly area. There are swings present for the kids to enjoy. There is an open Maggi corner inside the park as well where one can enjoy hot and delicious magi in the breezy weather making it all the more tasty. Being a famous picnic spot, there are also vendors present here selling peanuts, pop corns and tea.

Eco Park is an amazing place for the adventurous tourists out there as adventure sports are offered here including sky walking, flying fox, rock climbing and many more for all age groups from kids to older adults along with added safety measures. A yoga centre along with an interpretation centre is present in the park too.

Best Time To Visit Eco Park

The ideal time to pay a visit to the Eco Park in Dhanaulti is between September and June. The temperature here remains pleasant throughout the year just like the other hill stations. However, monsoons and winters should be avoided. Summers are a perfect time to unwind with the maximum temperature being 31 degrees Celcius.

Tips For Visiting Eco Park

1. Pets are not allowed inside the park.
2. The video camera can be taken inside.
3. The visitors are also advised to carry all their prescribed medicines and water bottles along.
4. Do not pay heed to people who pos themselves as ayurvedic experts as they might be doing it just to extort money from you.

How To Reach Eco Park, Dhanaulti

Dhanaulti is connected well to the major cities and destinations by motorable roads. The nearest railway stations are the ones in Rishikesh and Dehradun and the nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport situated 83 km away. One can easily hire a local bus or a taxi and commute within the city to reach the park.

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