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Home India Delhi New Delhi Bharat Darshan Park Punjabi Bagh Delhi

Bharat Darshan Park - Replicas of

Monuments and Other Heritage Sites of
India.
 

Welcome to the recently inaugurated "Bharat Darshan Park" in Punjabi

Bagh, New Delhi, a tourist destination conceived by South Delhi
Municipal Corporation’s (SDMC). This park is spread in an area of more
than 8.5 acres. Bharat Darshan Park has replicas of monuments and
other heritage sites of India. The monuments inside the park are
constructed from abandoned vehicles and other waste materials. The
park has combined soothing music with at least 200 shades of dynamic
lights to amplify the beauty of each of thease replicas. The park has
facilities such as an amphitheatre for cultural events, a walking track of
1.5-km, fountains, and a pond.

Honorable Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated this park on

24th December 2021 and 25th December the birth anniversary of
Bharat Ratna former Prime Minister Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee this park
has opened for public. Bharat Darshan Park has replicas of 21 famous
monuments including Gateway of India, Banyan Tree, Hawa Mahal, Gol
Gumbaz, Qutab Minar, Ruins of Nalanda University, Meenakshi Temple,
Badrinath Temple, Dwarkadhish Temple, Deep Stambh, Rameshwaram
Temple, Jagannath Puri Temple, Mahabat Mahal, Sanchi Stupa, Victoria
Memorial, Ruins of Hampi, Taj Mahal, Mysore Palace, Char Minar,
Konark Temple, Ajanta-Alora Caves, Khajuraho Temple and many other
heritage sites of India.

Gateway of India
Original Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

The Gateway of India is an early 20th-century iconic landmark built to

celebrate and honor the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India
in 1911. The uniqueness of the structure is its grand arch designed in
Muslim architectural style. Today, it is Mumbai's one of the top tourist
attraction.

Materials Used:

The replica of Gateway of India is made from with Angles & Pipes, Cycle
Fork, Tyre Rims, Cycle Tyres and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 22 Feet

Length and Width: 30 x 14 Feet

Net Weight: 18 Tons

Time Taken: 160 Days

Banyan Tree
Original Location: Botanical Garden, Kolkata, India

 
 

The Banyan Tree, also known as "Bargad ka Ped" represents eternal life
because of its ever-expanding branches. Believed to be the world's
largest trees, they have long aerial roots that grow from the branches
into the ground and form a large canopy. The Banyan tree has many
spiritual, mythological, historical, religious and ecological significance.
For thousands of years, people have also used banyan as sources of
medicines. Tourists flock to places like Kabirvad in Gujarat, the
botanical garden in Kolkata, Odisha and many other sites to see this
divine beauty. In Hindu mythology, the tree is believed to provide the
fulfilment of wishes and provide material gains.

Materials Used:

The replica of Banyan Tree is made from with Gas Cylinders, Car
Steering & Gates, Fuel Tanks, Electric Pole, Gas Stoves
 

Dimensions:

Height: 25 Feet

Length and Width: 25x40 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 150 Days

Hawa Mahal
Original Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

 
With a history of over 200 years, Jaipur's most iconic monument and
landmark, the Hawa Mahal or the Palace of Winds is a five-story
pyramidal-shaped monument built from red and pink sandstone. It was
constructed in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh to enable ladies of
the royal household to watch the life and processions of the city
without being seen.

Materials Used:

The replica of Hawa Mahal is made from with Nut & Bolts, Cycle Parts,
Angles & Iron Rod, Shocker Springs, Engine Parts

Dimensions:

Height: 24 Feet

Length and Width: 30x10 Feet

Net Weight: 14 Tons

Time Taken: 200 Days

Gol Gumbaz
Original Location: Vijayapura, Karnataka, India

 
 

A master piece of nobel Islamic architecture, Gol Gumbaz is one of the

largest domes in India built in the 17th century. The ravishing
monument is the tomb of king Adil Shah. One of the striking features of
Gol Gumbaz is its central dome that stands without any pillar support.
The simple yet charming Gol Gumbaz is also known as the whispering
gallery, as the uniqueness of its design amplifies any sound or whisper.
Islamic Architecture can be seen here.

Materials Used:

The replica of Gol Gumbaz is made from with Piston, Truck Kamani,
Gears, Cycle Pedals, Taraju, Cooking Utensils

Dimensions:
Height: 30 Feet

Length and Width: 26x26 Feet

Weight: 16 Tons

Time Taken: 180 Days

Qutab Minar
Original Location: New Delhi, India

 
 

The Qutab Minar is a minaret built by Delhi's first Muslim ruler Qutb-ut-
Din-Aibak in 1193. Made with sandstone, the highest stone tower of
India represents the victory and the power of the new dynasty. Located
in the Qutab complex, the tower soars 72.5 meters tall and displays the
skillful stonework of artisans who carved its surfaces.

Materials Used:
The replica of Qutab Minar is made from with Gas Cutting Sheet,
Electric Pole, Channels, Angles, Iron Mesh, Water Supply Pipes and
Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 70 Feet

Diameter: 11 Feet

Net Weight: 19 Tons

Time Taken: 180 Days

Nalanda
Original Location: Nalanda District, Bihar, India

 
 

Nalanda is India's most ancient and one of the world's first residential
universities engaged in transmitting knowledge for 800 years. Built by
the Gupta emperors in 450 AD, the university complex was home to
stupas, shrines, viharas (residential and educational buildings),
meditation halls and classrooms. Today, the ruins of Nalanda are a
significant destination on the Buddha tourism circuit. The most iconic
surviving monument of Nalanda is the Great Stupa or the Sariputra
Stupa. Built in the 3rd century by Mauryan emperor Ashoka, the stupa
is shaped like a pyramid at the top.

Materials Used:

The replica of Nalanda is made from with Iron Casting, Gas Cutting
Sheets, Channels & Angles, Iron Rod, Truck Chassis, Pipes and Candles.

 
Dimensions:

Height: 50 Feet

Length and Width: 46x50 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 160 Days

Meenakshi Temple
Original Location: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India

 
 

Situated in Madurai, the Meenakshi Temple is the finest example of

Dravidian architecture. The temple has mythological and historical
significance and features "Ayiramkaal Mandapam" or the hall of
thousand pillars. Interestingly, these musical pillars, carved out of
stones, appear to be in a straight line when viewed at any angle and
when tapped, each of them produces a different musical note.
Considered to be one of the oldest temples in India, it is believed that
Lord Shiva assumed the form of Sundareswarar and married Parvati
(Meenakshi) at the site where the temple is currently located.

 
Materials Used:

The replica of Meenakshi Temple is made from with Waste Sheets,

Gears & Bearings, Angles & Pipes, Iron Casting and Cooking Utensils.

Dimensions:

Height: 42 Feet

Length and Width: 26x12 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 200 Days

Badrinath Temple
Original Location: Badrinath, Uttarakhand, India

 
 

Badrinath temple is revered as one of the most sacred pilgrimages

globally and is part of both Char Dham and Chhota Char Dham yatra.
Dedicated to God Vishnu, the temple nestled among the Himalayan
peak. It is situated at an altitude of 3300 mts/10826 ft. It is believed that
Adi Shankaracharya found the idol of Lord Badri in the Alaknanda river
and put it up in a cave near the Tapt Kund hot springs. After that, in the
16th century, the king of the Garhwal region constructed the temple.

Materials Used:

The replica of Badrinath Temple is made from with Electric Pole Pipes,
Automobile Engine Parts, Angles, Cycle Parts, Nuts and Bolts.

Dimensions:
Height: 15 Feet

Length and Width: 22.5x2 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 60 Days

Dwarkadhish Temple
Original Location: Dwarka, Gujarat, India

Dwarka's most splendid temple, believed to be 2500 years old, is

dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is one of the temple of the Char Dham
yatra of the Hindu pilgrimage circuit. The five-storied main shrine, built-
in Chalukya style architecture, is located in the mouth of the Gomti river
and is constructed of limestone and sand.

Materials Used:

The replica of Dwarkadhish Temple is made from with Automobile

Parts, Angles, Rods, Iron Sheets, Pipes and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 15 Feet

Length and Width: 22.5x2 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 70 Days

Rameshwaram Temple
Original Location: Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu, India

 
 

Built in the 12th century, the Rameshwaram Temple is considered one

of the holiest places in India and is also a part of the Char Dham
pilgrimage. It is situated at the tip of the Indian Peninsula in the Gulf of
Mannar on Pamban Island. Stretched over a vast area of 15 acres, the
temple, built in the Dravidian style of architecture, boasts long striking
corridors extending to 4000 feet in length. It is believed that Lord Rama
offered his gratitude to Lord Shiva at this place.

Materials Used:
The replica of Rameshwaram Temple is made from with Gears & Chain,
Iron Idols, Pipes & Rod, Scrap Sheets, Angles and Cylinders.

Dimensions:

Height: 20 Feet

Length and Width: 16x2 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 80 Days

Jagannath Temple
Original Location: Puri, Odisha, India

 
 

The Jagannath Temple, dedicated to Lord Jagannath, is the tallest of all

the temples in Odisha. Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra are a trio
of deities worshipped at the temple. The temple was constructed on a
raised stone platform and towers 214 feet (65 meters) above the inner
sanctum, which houses the deities.

Materials Used:

The replica of Jagannath Temple is made from with Tyre Rims, Car Gear,
Pipes & Angle, Nuts & Bolts, Iron Rods and Cylinders.

Dimensions:

Height: 15 Feet
Length and Width: 25x2 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 60 Days

Mahabat Palace
Original Location: Junagadh, Gujarat, India

A 19th century mausoleum, popular Mahabat ka Maqbara is known for

its jaw-dropping architectural beauty. The distinctive onion dome
rooflines, delicate arches, French-style windows and four minarets
encircled by winding staircases display the architectural brilliance of the
bygone eras. The mausoleum, dedicated to Mahabat Khan II, the
Nawab of Junagadh State, is a blend of Gothic, Indo-Islamic and
European architecture.

Materials Used:

The replica of Mahabat Palace is made from with Rickshaw Patti, Glass
Bottles, JCB Parts, Nuts & Bolts, Iron Mesh, Cycle Chain & Pedals, Engine
Pistons and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 23 Feet

Length and Width: 12x32 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 200 Days

Sanchi Stupa
Original Location: Sanchi Town, Madhya Pradesh, India

 
 

Sanchi is one of India's most well-preserved Buddhist sites. Built in the

3rd century BC, Sanchi Stupa is considered one of the most prominent
amongst other stupas located at a hilltop of Sanchi in Madhya Pradesh.
It was built by Emperor Ashoka to preserve and spread Buddhist
philosophy.

Materials Used:
The replica of Sanchi Stupa is made from with Electric Pole, Bearings,
Rod & Spring, Nuts & Bolts, Bike Chains, Angles, Engine Pistons and
Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 23 Feet

Diameter: 30 Feet

Net Weight: 16 Tons

Time Taken: 200 Days

Victoria Palace
Original Location: Kolkata, West Bengal, India

 
 

The Victoria memorial is a popular magnificent monument dedicated to

the memory of Queen Victoria. One of the most famous monuments of
West Bengal, the grand and exquisite monument is a testament to the
Indo-Saracenic architectural style. A brainchild of George Curzon, first
Marquess Curzon of Kedleston and Viceroy of India, the colossal was
built between 1906 and 1921, and surrounded by gardens, while giving
it a glimpse of the Victorian era. 

Materials Used:

The replica of Victoria Palace is made from with Electric Pole, Pipes,
Rickshaw Pattis, Nuts & Bolts, Iron Mesh, Clutch Plates, Angles & Sheets,
Tyre Rims and Gears.

Dimensions:
Height: 20 Feet

Length and Width: 47x15 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 140 Days

Hampi
Original Location: Hampi, Karnataka, India

 
 

Hampi, also referred to as the Group of Monuments at Hampi, is a

UNESCO World Heritage Site located in east-central Karnataka, India.
Hampi was the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century.
Hampi was a prosperous, wealthy and grand city near the Tungabhadra
River, with numerous temples, farms and trading markets. The
Vijayanagara Empire was defeated by a coalition of Muslim sultanates;
its capital was conquered, pillaged and destroyed by sultanate armies
in 1565, after which Hampi remained in ruins. Hampi's ruins are spread
over 4,100 hectares (16 sq mi) and more than 1,600 surviving remains
of the last great Hindu kingdom in South India that includes "forts,
riverside features, royal and sacred complexes, temples, shrines,
pillared halls, mandapas, memorial structures, water structures and a
carved stone chariot stands in front of the huge Vittala Temple site.

Materials Used:

The replica of Hampi is made using Nut & Bolts, Tyre Rims, Angles &
Gears, Cycle Scrap, Cylinders, Truck Chassis and Iron Chains.

Dimensions:

Height: 20 Feet

Length and Width: 23x17 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 140 Days

Taj Mahal
Original Location: Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India

 
 

Taj Mahal is one of the most iconic visual representations of India. Built
by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in commemoration of his favourite
wife empress Mumtaz Mahal, who died in 1631 AD, the architectural
beauty is a perfect amalgamation of Indian, Islamic and Persian
architectural style. The Taj Mahal's architectural principles include
rational and strict geometry with symmetrical planning, using materials
from all over India and Asia. The colour of the translucent marble keeps
changing from down to midnight, giving it a magical aura in keeping
with Shah Jahan's vision that the tomb and garden should represent
paradise on earth. 

Materials Used:

The replica of Taj Mahal is made from with Electric Pole, Pipes, Truck
Chassis, Iron Mesh, Angles & Sheets, Cooking Utensils and Gears.
 

Dimensions:

Height: 24 Feet

Length and Width: 21x21 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 150 Days

Mysore Palace
Original Location: Mysuru, Karnataka, India

 
An incredible man-made edifice, this palace was once a royal residence
of the mighty Wodeyar rulers, who ruled Mysore for seven centuries.
After it was destroyed in a fire in 1897, a wellknown British architect
Henry Irwin was commissioned to build a new palace that would be a
tribute to the legacy. Built in Indo-Saracenic style, the palace is a
harmonious blend of Hindu, Muslim, Rajput and Gothic styles. 

Materials Used:

Artists have replicated the grand Mysore Palace using Bike Chain, Nuts
& Bolts, Cycle Pedals, Cycle Springs, Glass Bottles, Sheets and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 20 Feet

Length and Width: 45x15 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 180 Days

Charminar
Original Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

 
 

Built by Sultan Muhammed Quli Qutb Shah, the historically and

religiously significant Charminar is the soul of Hyderabad. The city is
often identified with this majestic structure which exudes 400 years of
imposing charm. Flanked by four minarets on every corner, Charminar,
a monument and a mosque, is considered as one of the top ten
monuments of the country. 

Materials Used:
The replica of Charminar is made from with Electric Pole, Pipes, Tyre
Rims, Iron Rods, Angles & Sheets, Nuts & Bolts, Gears and Bearings.

Dimensions:

Height: 34 Feet

Length and Width: 22x22 Feet

Net Weight: 17 Tons

Time Taken: 180 Days

Konark Temple
Original Location: Konark, Odisha, India

 
 

Konark Sun Temple, dedicated to the sun god Surya, is a striking model
of ancient Kalinga artistry. Designed in the 13th century, the temple
represents a chariot of the Sun God, with twelve pairs of wheels drawn
by seven horses evoking its movement across the heavens. The
temple's uniqueness is that the images of the Sun God catch the sun's
rays in the morning, noon and evening. 

Materials Used:
The replica of Konark Temple is made using Iron Casting, Iron Bars, Bike
Chain & Silencer, Angles, Bearings and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 22 Feet

Length and Width: 23x35 Feet

Net Weight: 20 Tons

Time Taken: 180 Days

Ajanta & Ellora

Original Location: Ellora, Maharashtra, India

 
 

Ajanta and Ellora caves are the world's largest rock-cut Hindu temple
cave complexes from 600-1000 CE. While Ajanta comprises 30 caves
depicting stories of the previous lives of Great Buddha, Ellora
comprises 34 monasteries and temples devoted to Buddhism,
Hinduism and Jainism. A reclining Buddha represents Buddha during
his last illness, about to enter nirvana. 

Materials Used:

The replica of Ajanta & Ellora is made using Iron Patti, Springs, JCB
Parts, Engine Parts, Electric Poles and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 22 Feet

Length and Width: 20x25 Feet

Net Weight: 22 Tons

Time Taken: 200 Days

Khajuraho Temple
Original Location: Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, India

 
 

Khajuraho Temples are known for their Nagara-style architecture and

graceful sculptures of Nayikas and deities. The temples, built with high
stone platforms, are made of sandstone and a granite foundation. Built
between 950-1050 AD by the Chandela Dynasty, these temples
represent various forms like meditation, spiritual teachings and
relationships through stimulating art. 

Materials Used:
The replica of Khajuraho Temple is made using Cycle Chain, Angles,
Clutch Plates, Bike Engine, Construction Rods, Pipes and Gears.

Dimensions:

Height: 25 Feet

Length and Width: 30x15 Feet

Net Weight: 15 Tons

Time Taken: 150 Days

Visiting Information of the Bharat Darshan Park

 

Visiting Time

Entry Timings: 10 AM to 10 PM

Weekly Off: Closed on Monday

Entry Fee

Adults in Daytime: Rs: 100/-

Children in Daytime (Upto 12 years): Rs: 50/-

Senior Citizen in Daytime (Above 60): Rs: 150/-

Adults in Evening: Rs: 150/-

Children in Evening (Upto 12 years): Rs: 75/-

Senior Citizen in Evening (Above 60): Rs: 75/-

 
MCD School Students: Entry Free

School Students: Rs: 40/- per Child / Rs: 90/- per Adult

How to Reach

Address: Punjabi Bagh Xing, Ring Rd, New Delhi, Delhi-110026.

The distance of Bharat Darshan Park is 12.4 km ( travel time 41 min)

from New Delhi Railway Station and 16.2 km (travel time 26 min) from
IGI Airport Delhi.The nearest Metro station is Punjabi Bagh Metro
Station.