Children Nutrition Park — Attraction in Gujarat

Children Nutrition Park is a Unique Theme Park envisioned and inspired by Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, which has been developed, as a part of Ekta Nagar Integrated Development. It provides a high quality entertainment and vital knowledge to the children on healthy eating habits and nutritional values based on the theme of “SAHI POSHAN DESH ROSHAN.” Entire park is designed and implemented for the benefits of the children and extensive use of state of the art technology is being made, which gives a fascinating experience to the children visiting the park.

REACH & ATTRACTIONS:

Children Nutrition Park is constructed in close proximity to the Statue of Unity- World’s Tallest Statue and near Sardar Sarovar Dam in Ekta Nagar. The main feature of this park is the Nutri Train. The train runs on a 600 meters long track and take children to various stations.

NUTRITIOUS STATIONS:

Nutri Train ride also has provision for differently abled children with space for wheelchair. The train starts from Ekta Junction station where the mascot of the park, Mangoshbhai welcomes them, briefing them about the park. Each station on the route is designed to make children aware of various facets of nutrition through infotainment.

The first Station on this route is aptly named “Phalshaka Griham.” This Station’s mascot is an animated friendly Indian farmer, named Kisaan Kumar, who appears in a hologram and speaks about agriculture, sowing, caring and harvesting.  There are games and communication panels here, which points at the importance of fresh vegetables and fruits, how they contribute various essential nutrients and also acts as immunity warrior.

The second station on this route is named ‘‘PayoNagari,” where a ten-year-old animated character Janardhan is the mascot. He appears on the screen and through a virtual assistant has a conversation with the children.  He gives answers to questions of children, entertaining them and informing them about importance of milk and milk products. Some very engaging games are part of PayoNagari Station such as “Feed the Cow”, “Churn The Butter”, “Cow Stands Out” and “Milk Story in a Hologram Box” which thus brighten up this place for children with entertainment and information.

After the second Station and before the third one, there is a long Experience Tunnel that showcases a fantasy farm with a light and sound show.

The third station is ‘Annapurna’ where a digital mascot – a Mother (Maa) welcomes children with a heart-warming and informative song through a Hologram projection.  This song conveys to children, the importance of home cooked food for great health.  Other than this, there are digital games like “Spice It Right” (a recipe-based video game) and “Plate It Right” (a touch table plating game) for children to enjoy.

The fourth Station on this route is ‘‘Poshan Puram.’’ The mascot at this station is a 11 year old girl child called Shakti.  She is a virtual promoter and welcomes the children and points out the two most important elements to complete the wholesome nutrition for our bodies, nuts-seeds and water. This station also has many animation films on nuts and Seeds and also a Story on water and hydration as a projection inside an artificial well.

The fifth and the last Station on the route is ‘‘Swastha Bharatam.” This station promotes importance of physical activity in daily life and features Yoga and concept of Guru Shishya Parampara in Indian sports field. This Station has many games like Virtual Tennis, Cricket, a fun filled dance platform, Ice hockey etc.

OTHER ATTRACTIONS:

Other than the five stations there is another attraction called Mirror Maze building, which has a Unity Theatre that showcases a 5D movie named Bhartiya Thaali – Unity in Food Diversity. Located adjacent to the Children’s Nutrition Park, this provides excitement and wonder to the visitors through magic created by mirror positioning. This is targeted predominantly for the...

"A Fun and Educational Experience - Children Nutrition Park!"

5/5 Stars

I recently visited the Children Nutrition Park with my family, and it was an absolute delight! This unique theme park is designed to educate kids about the importance of nutrition and healthy eating habits.

Attractions:

Nutrition Maze: An interactive maze that teaches kids about different food groups and their benefits. Fruit and Vegetable Garden: A colorful garden where kids can learn about various fruits and vegetables and their nutritional value. Healthy Plate Zone: An interactive area where kids can learn about portion control and how to create a balanced meal. Nutrition Theater: A mini theater that showcases educational shows and skits about nutrition and health.

Duration:

The average duration of a visit is around 2-3 hours.

Ticket Price:

Adults: ₹200 Children (3-12 years): ₹150 Children (below 3 years): Free

Booking Details:

Tickets can be booked online through their website or at the park's entrance. It's recommended to book tickets in advance, especially on weekends and holidays.

Speciality:

Interactive and Engaging: The park offers a variety of interactive attractions that make learning fun for kids. Educational Value: The park provides valuable information about nutrition and healthy eating habits, making it a great resource for kids and parents alike. Safe and Clean Environment: The park is well-maintained, clean, and safe for kids.

Tips:

Plan ahead: Book tickets in advance and plan your visit according to the park's schedule. Bring snacks and water: The park offers limited food options, so it's a good idea to bring your own snacks and water. Encourage participation: Encourage your kids to participate in the interactive attractions to get the most out of their visit.

Rating Breakdown:

Attractions: 5/5 Educational Value: 5/5 Safety and Cleanliness: 5/5 Value for Money: 4.5/5 Overall: 5/5

Recommendation:

Children Nutrition Park is a must-visit destination for families with kids. With its unique attractions, educational value, and safe environment, this park is an ideal place for kids to learn about nutrition and healthy eating habits...

Place is well built but the management is stupid. I have few reasons for low rating There is a game which is only for ladies where one has to guess the ingredients of a food dish (photo attached). I asked why only ladies to the management. They said it is because ladies cook so they will know better. This place is supposed to be educational park for kids. I am absolutely mad that this mentality still exists and they are teaching that to kids. Nothing for adults except the last building. Finally, I am thinking I will have some fun but of course I was wrong. As I was about to enter with my wife and kid, the staff said kids are not allowed. I asked if the place serves any alcohol or any adult content. Nope !! They said it is because kids might break something inside. We were the only people so I told the staff I take full responsibility but they won't allow. I asked where is my child suppose to stay while I am inside. He replied she can play outside (in the scorching hot afternoon). Even if it was nice weather, I refuse to leave my child without my supervision. Anyways we had no choice but not enter. So disappointed 😞 Cash is not allowed to purchase ticket. I am all for digital India but what if my cards were stolen or something. I don't understand why cash won't be accepted pretty much anywhere near the statue. My 4 year kid was mostly bored watching those educational videos. Only place she enjoyed a little bit was the play structure which I could have went to any city park for free. So it was mostly waste of money for my family.

Train ride, mirror maze and the play structures are the positives. Building designs are also cool. Btw I did my due diligence and let the management know about the experience but I don't think they wanted any feedback.

Anyways I am never returning to this place but hope you have better...