skip to content
Advertisement
Premium
This is an archive article published on September 23, 2023

Newest attraction at Baansera: A musical fountain

The L-G also mentioned that a restaurant will be opened within the park premises soon.

VK Saxena, Delhi L-G inaugurated musical fountain, delhi musical fountain, delhi public amusement facility, L-G praises Baansera, upcoming projects, delhi convention centre, delhi host summit-level meetings, indian express newsIt was inaugurated by L-G VK Saxena, Friday. (Express File Photo)
Listen to this article
Newest attraction at Baansera: A musical fountain
x
00:00
1x 1.5x 1.8x

Delhi L-G VK Saxena inaugurated a musical fountain at Baansera, a public amusement facility situated along the banks of the Yamuna Friday.

In his address, the L-G emphasised the need for more entertainment and leisure destinations in Delhi. Praising Baansera as one of them, he highlighted numerous upcoming projects such as a convention centre that will be able to host “summit-level meetings”.

The L-G also mentioned that a restaurant will be opened within the park premises soon.

Story continues below this ad

Initially, there will be two musical fountain shows every week from Tuesday to Sunday at 6.30 pm and 7.30 pm, with a nominal fee for entry. Children up to the age of 10 will be able to avail free entry.

The fountain, funded and established by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) through its CSR Program, has digitally controlled LED lights with a 90-metre grid, offering various water effects and shapes through action jets. It operates in two modes: auto frequency mode and pre-programmed mode. During the day, the fountain showcases eight high column jets and one center-high jet, reaching 30-50 feet. Additionally, it helps aerate the pond water during daylight hours.

With the goal of enhancing the ecological value of the Yamuna floodplains and making them more visitor-friendly as a recreational and cultural space, Saxena laid the foundation for Baansera in August 2022.

Under the Meri Maati, Mera Desh initiative, spearheaded by the Department of Forests and Wildlife under the guidance of the L-G, over 53 species of plants have been planted within the ‘Bharat Kunj’ Bambusetum along with 30,000 special bamboo saplings from Assam across the vast area of 12,000 sqm on the Baansera floodplains.

Stay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram

Latest Comment
Post Comment
Read Comments
Advertisement

You May Like

Advertisement