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Van Vihar National Park Zoo Category Small Zoo Year of 1994 Establishment Area (Hect.) 445.21 City, State Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Van Vihar National Park - Zoo, Bhadbhada Road, Address Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, PIN: 462 003. Nearest Airport : 17 Kms. Distance from Nearest Railway Station : 7 Kms. Nearest Bus Stand: 8 Kms. Operator The Secretary to the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Department of Forest Weekly Closure Day Friday Page 1 of 3 URL : www.cza.nic.in 16 Feb to 15 Apr : 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM 16 Apr to 31 Jul : 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM Visitors Timings 1 Aug to 31 Oct : 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM 2 Nov to 15 Feb : 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM Entry fee Sl. Particulars Educational/ Fee per No. Research/ person Govt. of (amount in India & Rs.) State Govt. Dept. & Inst. (amount in Rs.) 1. Pedestrians (only entry without 10 20 vehicle per person above five years) 2. Cycle (One person) -- 30 3. Auto Rickshaw (1-4 person) -- 60 4. Light vehicle – (above 5 person -- 400 cap.) 5. Mini bus (20 person cap.) -- 1000 6. Bus (above 20 seater) -- 2000 7. Battery Operated Van Ticket -- 50 (each) 8. Safari by govt. vehicle -- 50 9. Tele-film/ tele documentary/ Still 5000 10000 photography (8 to 15 days)/ camera man/ day 10 Tele-film/ Tele documentary/ Still 3750 7500 Page 2 of 3 URL : www.cza.nic.in photography (8 to 15 days)/ camera man/ day 11 Tele-fil/ Tele documentary/ Still 2500 5000 photography (16 to cont.)/ camera man/ day 12 Limited time pass (Walk) Monthly Yearly Life time 300 3000 24000 13. Limited time pass (Cycle) 450 4500 30000 Food Kiosks and Restaurant Drinking water Public Toilets Deer Safari Battery Operated Vehicles on Rent Visitor Facilities Walk-in educational workshops Bicycles services for the visitors on rental basis Sit-outs and Rain-shelters Wheel Chair (Free of Cost) Interpretation Centre Open Amphitheatre Adult & Children: 5,49,450 Number of Visitors Total Indian Visitors : 5,49,450 (as on 31.03.2020) Foreigners : 113 Total Visitors: 5,49,563 [email protected]; [email protected] Email Id Page 3 of 3 URL : www.cza.nic.in Telephone Number 0755-2674278 Website mpforest.gov.in , www.vanviharnationalpark.org Officer-in-charge Ms. Kamalika Mohanta, IFS, Director Postal Address : Van Vihar National Park, Post Box No. 348, Central T.T. Nagar, For Feedback Bhadhad Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, PIN – 462 003. Telephone No.: 0755-2674278 Email Address : [email protected]; [email protected] CZA Recognition th valid upto 19 August, 2022 Page 4 of 3 URL : www.cza.nic.in.

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