North Indias largest zoological park will be built at Bankhandi in Hamirpur district

North India’s largest geological park will be built at Bankhandi in Kangra district and the state’s largest zoo will also be built here.

Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has given instructions to the officials of the Forest Department for this and work has started on it. Geological park will be constructed on one hundred and eighty hectare land and for this the survey work has been completed.

Wild animals will be given natural environment inside this park and there will be no tampering with them. The DFO of Hamirpur division told Diary Times that in this park people will be able to see wild animals in the form of safari in an open jeep.

This was the vision and the idea put forby our honorary chief minister of Himachal Pradesh, to come up with the large geographical part.

We have 3 – 4 zoo which are small and mini zoo but we do not have a large zoo at Himachal

Our mission in Himachal is, it is too fold. One is animal welfare. Whatever you mean by animal in a good way, by making enclosures, you will keep them in natural enclosures natural environment.

So that they are not stressed out and you know can give the best possible what this is 1 mission and secondly to you know, to scientific, science based concentration along with you know attractive visitors who are coming means everything about conservation Must have knowledge.

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