Artificial rain, waterfall, glass skywalk: Statue of Unity to develop ₹12 crore rainforest to boost Gujarat tourism
Tourists would be able to experience a year-round monsoon at Gujarat's Statue of Unity with an upcoming rainforest set up. The project would be spread across 12 acre, featuring lush green, waterfall and more.
The government plans to introduce a rainforest attraction near the Statue of Unity in Gujarat, a project estimated at ₹12 crore across 12 acres. The attraction will feature 20 rain-guns mimicking monsoon rains, bubble fountains, waterfalls, and a circular glass skywalk made of 132 panels of thick Korean glass, allowing tourists to walk along an elevated path.
The forest will also include tree replicas representing each Indian state. This innovative project, the first of its kind in India, would enhance Gujarat's tourism offerings alongside other attractions in the area.
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