The park was developed by NTPC Badarpur on land previously occupied by a coal-based thermal power station.
It incorporates sustainable waste management practices as part of its land reclamation model.
The project is designed to act as a carbon sink in a highly industrialized region of South Delhi.
The site includes a botanical variety aimed at attracting local pollinators and migratory birds.
Eco Park NTPC is a sprawling green space managed by the National Thermal Power Corporation, situated near the Yamuna River in the Badarpur area of New Delhi. The park serves as a significant ecological initiative aimed at reclaiming land previously utilized for power generation activities. It features extensive walking trails, manicured lawns, and plantations that help improve the local microclimate. The site functions as a recreational lung for the surrounding urban neighborhood, providing space for exercise and community gatherings. Diverse flora and bird species are present, benefiting from the park's proximity to the riverine ecosystem.
The elevated paths overlooking the plantation zones and river-facing boundaries offer the best scenic shots.
Bring your own drinking water as on-site facilities are limited.
Visit early in the morning to observe the highest level of bird activity.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for gravel paths and grassy terrain.
Do not visit during the peak afternoon heat, as natural shade coverage is still developing.
Maintain silence, avoid littering, and keep noise levels low to respect the local bird populations.
