Bamboo Garden – Nature Park in Amravati

 

Here’s information about Bamboo Garden — a popular nature destination near Akola/Amravati:

Bamboo Garden Amravati, also known as Bamboo Udyan, is India's first dedicated bamboo park and a major eco-tourism attraction in Maharashtra. Spread over 49 acres, it features over 65 species of bamboo, a cactus garden with 300+ varieties, and several family-friendly amenities like a children’s play area, bamboo huts, bridges, and adventure activities. Developed by the Maharashtra Forest Department, it's an ideal spot for picnics, nature walks, photography, and educational visits.

Overview & Key Features

Bamboo Garden is located on Wadali Vitta Bhatti Road, Laghuvetan Colony, Amravati, near Wadali Lake and easily accessible from the Mumbai-Nagpur Highway. It was inaugurated in 2017 and has since become one of the most popular green spaces in the city.

The park is more than just a collection of bamboo—it's a multi-themed ecological destination that includes:

• Cactus World: A desert-like garden with over 300 species of cacti.

• Lotus Garden: A serene water garden (though lotus blooms may vary seasonally).

• Bamboo Forest Information Center: Educational hub for students and researchers.

• Adventure Zone: Features zip-lining, rope climbing, obstacle courses, and a 20-ft skywall.

• Children’s Park: Safe, bamboo-structured play area with swings and climbing frames.

• Wildlife Viewing: Home to deer, peacocks, monkeys, and various bird species.

Visitors are advised to carry water, wear hats, and visit during early morning or late afternoon for a pleasant experience. The monsoon and winter seasons offer the most lush and refreshing views.