Greater Noida’s 2,000-acre eco park to span Surajpur wetlands

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The contours of the proposed ‘green lung’ of Greater Noida have been drawn up. The consultant for the nearly 2,000 acre ecological park on the city’s forest land has submitted a shape and design proposal for the project.

The project, estimated to cost over Rs 100 crore, will turn the forest area into a hub for tourists, complete with attractions like an eco-hotel, yoga and meditation centres, camping sites and adventure sports zones.

The project will come up in three phases, officials said, and will include a Wetland Biodiversity Park covering the present Surajpur Wetland area of 339 acres; a Forest Park in the 1,278 acre Murhidpur zone; and a ‘Habitat Park’ in place of the 354-acre Gulistanpur zone.

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