Best Places to Visit in Waste to Wonder Park, Delhi
Explore the best places to visit in Waste to Wonder Park like iconic monuments made from recycled materials and enjoy a unique eco-friendly experience
The Waste to Wonder Park is a popular amusement park in Delhi. This park is a theme park based on waste material. The replicas, dinosaurs and other structures are built by waste and scrap materials. So in this park, there are two parts that are very famous like Waste to Wonder and Dinosaur Park.
Places to Visit in Waste to Wonder Park
Waste to Wonder Park is the world's first park influencing people to reuse and recycle waste materials. This park was built by MCD (Municipal Corporation of Delhi) in 2019. Waste to Wonder Park has two parts (Phases). Phase 1 has been built on 5 acres of land, where you will get to see miniatures of the world's seven wonders. 150 tonnes of waste materials were used to make these 7 miniatures, which cost a total of Rs 7.5 crore.
Phase 2 is built on 3.5 acres of land. Which is based on Dinosaurs and is called Dinosaur Park. Phase 2 is an extended area of Waste to Wonder Park, which was inaugurated in February 2023 by the Delhi Government. In this park, many dinosaurs are built of many species with waste and scraped materials.
The Great Pyramid of Giza
Originally, this is the largest pyramid in the world located in Giza. The miniature Pyramid is built with 35 tonnes of waste and scraped material. The height of the miniature is 24.5 feet and the width is 30.5 feet.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is famous for its leaning shape about 5.5 degrees. The miniature Leaning Tower is built with 8 tonnes of scraped material. The height of the Leaning Tower is 39 feet and the width is 10 feet.
Statue of Liberty, USA
The Statue of Liberty is world-famous because it is the tallest statue near the ocean. Originally, the height of the Statue of Liberty is 305 feet, but the miniature's height is just 33.5 feet. The miniature of Statue of Liberty is built with 40 tonnes of waste materials.
The Eiffel Tower of Paris
The Eiffel Tower is famous for being the tallest tower in the world located in Paris. Originally, the height of the Eiffel Tower is 1063 feet, but the miniature's height is just 70 feet. The miniature of the Eiffel Tower is built with 55 tonnes of waste materials.
Rio Redeemer of Brazil
Rio Redeemer is world famous for being on the mountain located in Brazil. Originally, the height of the Rio Redeemer is 98 feet, but the miniature's height is just 25 feet. The replica of the Rio Redeemer is built with 55 tonnes of waste materials.
Colosseum of Italy
The original Colosseum was an Amphy theatre, where people entertained themselves with ferocious animals attacking prisoners. Originally the size of the Colosseum is 615 feet wide, and the miniature Colosseum size is just 42.10 feet wide.
The Taj Mahal of India
The Taj Mahal is the world's top famous architecture in India. The Taj Mahal was built in 1643 AC, and now it looks just like new. Because the material to build the Taj Mahal was very expensive. The size of the original Taj Mahal is 312 feet tall and 186 feet wide, and the miniature of the Taj Mahal size is just 15 feet tall and 19 feet wide. A total of 5 tonnes of scrap materials is used to build the miniature of the Taj Mahal.
Dinosaur Park, Phase 2
There is an extended area called Phase 2 of Waste to Wonder Park also popular as a Dinosaur Park. The dinosaur park is built after 4 years on 8 February 2023. After building Dinosaur Park, the crowd doubled and Waste to Wonder Park became more popular.
