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Jurassic Park’s Waste-to-Art Version Underway in Delhi

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has transformed three parks across the city using the waste-to-art theme, utilizing tons of metallic scrap to create sculptures with various themes.

By: Team Pardaphash  Pardaphash Group
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Jurassic Park’s Waste-to-Art Version Underway in Delhi

The upcoming dinosaur theme park at Sarai Kale Khan, developed by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, is set to feature unique attractions, including a white ambassador car enclosed within a 14-feet-high Stegosaurus, a nest of velociraptors guarding their nest in an old metallic chemical tank, and a towering 60-foot diplodocus with an elongated neck serving as a slide for children.

The park is anticipated to be open to the public by the end of December, as stated by senior civic officials on Monday.

A team of eight artists, along with 60 workers, is meticulously adding the finishing touches to 40 dinosaur sculptures crafted entirely from metallic scrap.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi proudly labels the upcoming dinosaur theme park at Sarai Kale Khan as “India’s first waste-to-art theme dinosaur park.” The artisans are dedicated to transforming recycled materials into captivating dinosaur sculptures, contributing to the park’s unique and eco-friendly appeal.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has initiated the development of three parks throughout the city, centered around the waste-to-art theme. Utilizing tons of metallic scrap, these parks showcase sculptures featuring various themes, embodying creativity through recycled materials.

The 3.5-acre park, situated adjacent to the Waste to Wonder park at Sarai Kale Khan, represents the latest addition to the waste-to-art theme initiative by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).

This park joins the ranks of other creative ventures, including the Waste to Wonder park, Bharat Darshan Park featuring replicas of Indian monuments, and Shaheedi Park at ITO designed as an open-air museum showcasing scenes from India’s freedom struggle.

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