The park is built on the banks of the Sabarmati River, a region where significant dinosaur fossils were discovered.
It is one of the few places in the world where visitors can see fossilized dinosaur eggs from a real excavation site.
The park maintains a captive breeding program for various deer species and is home to a notable variety of reptiles.
It is the second largest hatchery of dinosaur eggs in the world.
The skeletal models were created based on archaeological findings recovered from the Kheda district of Gujarat.
The Dinosaur & Fossil Park is located within the Indroda Nature Park, widely recognized as India's Jurassic Park. It houses a massive collection of fossilized dinosaur eggs and skeletal models of species that once roamed the Narmada valley. The park features life-sized, scientifically reconstructed dinosaur statues spread across a sprawling forested landscape. It serves as an ex-situ conservation site managed by the Gujarat Ecological Education and Research (GEER) Foundation. Visitors can explore various sections dedicated to distinct geological eras and prehistoric biological history. The facility integrates botanical gardens with paleontology exhibits, emphasizing the ecological evolution of the region. As part of a larger nature park, it maintains a mix of rugged terrain and landscaped walking trails.
The large, life-sized Titanosaurus model standing near the main fossil display area.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as the terrain is natural and often uneven.
Carry a refillable water bottle, as the park is expansive and has limited refreshment stations between exhibits.
Visit the botanical garden section within the park to see a diverse collection of regional flora.
Avoid visiting during the peak afternoon hours in summer due to extreme heat and lack of shade in open areas.
Closed on Mondays.
Maintain silence near animal enclosures; do not touch or climb on the dinosaur models; carry all trash out of the park.
