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Statue of Unity in Gujarat Unveils 12-Acre Rainforest with Artificial Rain
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What Happened?
A new 12-acre rainforest attraction featuring artificial rain has opened at the Statue of Unity in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat. Developed at a cost of Rs 12 crore, it includes a glass skywalk and various water features.
Key points
- The rainforest spans 12 acres and cost Rs 12 crore to develop.
- It features 20 rain-gun towers to simulate rainfall year-round.
- The attraction includes bubble fountains and waterfalls.
- A circular glass skywalk made of 132 panels allows visitors to walk above the rainforest.
- This is described as the first project of its kind in India.
Key insights
- The rainforest experience may attract more visitors, boosting local businesses.
- The glass skywalk could set a precedent for future tourist attractions in India.
- This project highlights the growing trend of immersive experiences in tourism.
Why it matters
This new attraction could enhance tourism at the Statue of Unity, offering unique experiences.
Source
India Today
