Amusement Park in India

by Erik Olsen Apr 30th 2005 @ 9:38AM

You know a country is coming into its own when it starts developing massive recreational complexes like the one now under develoment in India. The ambitious entertainment complex is being developed on a site in central Bombay, which used to be an old textile mill, and signifies in many ways how India is emerging from a third-world country dependednt on old factories into one that begins to cater to a more service-based economy. Granted, India still has a way to go, put this is an indicator in that direction. Once complete this complex - spread over 250,000 square feet - will offer amusement facilities, adventure sports like rock climbing and bungee jumping, a chain of restaurants, a discotheque and a superstore.

Filed under: History, Festivals and Events, Blogs, India

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Dec 18th 2005 @ 5:07PM

Zahid said...

Rides & Waterrides of a park.

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