Delhi Amusement Parks

Delhi has the best amusement options and if are feeling that the fun factor has fizzled from your life, here is your chance to make the most of it, so stay connected as we take you on a sweet detour of the Delhi Amusement Parks. The capital was the very first city in India to have the first amusement park, the Appu Ghar in the 19 November 1984. The best rides of the Appu Ghar are Roller Coaster, the Big Splash, Dodgem Cars, the Eerie Tunnel, Giant Wheel and Columbus ride. Children just love the Cable Car and the Speeding Cup. The winter also ushers in the winter sports incorporating the sledding, skiing, and ice boating, where one can row through a river full of icebergs and can even try bowling on the ice.

There is a Fun 'N' Food Village, which was unveiled on the year of 1993 near the Gurgaon Highway. This is the place where you would find the different rides as well at the same time you would even find the artisans at work producing magnificent works, which can watch and learn. The place also boasts of being the venue of superb performances, which must not give a miss, a chance to see cultural programs on your sojourn, is an extra perk. The park has on offer 21 amusement rides, 22 water slides, and rain dance and for the kids, there is a special water play area. There can be arrangements made for food for groups. The water park is famed as the Village Club; it has the privilege of housing the longest water slide in the country with along a 400 feet long water channel known as Lazy River. Come to the children's park at night when the ambience is awesome to say the least as the park is illuminated with lights, the perfect place to come and enjoy. The park has an aquarium, which you must see, do not give it a miss.

There is also the Delhi Zoo near to the Purana Qila, covering an area of two hundred and forty acres, housing several mammals, reptiles and avian species. It is home to some endangered species in India, come in winter to see the animals out roaming outside, leaving their lair. Leopard, Indian Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus, Black Buck, Indian Gazelle and Lion-tailed macaque, migratory birds all are found in the zoo, make sure you have the time to watch them.