Japanese Forest - Eco Tourism Park. - New Town

Ultimate peace and soothing atmosphere for mind.. Calm and Cool place.. Spiritual vibes

Greatest japanese theme park in india. I would say everyone must visit this place at least once.

One of the best places in eco park to visit. I'd suggest you to visit the place in afternoon or evening. All the lights, the colours, the environment is so pleasing, making it an absolute heaven. The place is so calm and peaceful. You'd get to see the true essence of Japanese culture for real. Beautifully designed and the details oh my god. If you visit eco park please don't miss the Japanese forest, I'm telling you it's absolutely worth it.

Japanese Forest Japan has always been a leader in its expressions of landscape designs. Central to the design of Japanese gardens is appreciation and respect for nature. Enthralled by the principles of Japanese Garden design, HIDCO has developed an enticing Japanese Forest in 3.5 acres of the park next to the central lake in Eco Park. Incidentally, an old sculpture of Buddha was found by a worker during development works in the site area. As a result, it was decided to develop the Japanese forest with the theme of the Japanese "Monastery in a forest". Shinto, the traditional religion of Japan, had a powerful sense of gods and spirits in nature. Like in culture, Japan also worships elements of nature as Gods. Their gardens are designed as spaces for meditation and contemplation. Buddhism is deeply rooted in all its design expressions. The Japanese forest at Eco Park is designed on the same principles. The garden design connects with the five senses of the visitors. It has a subtle as well as a bold display of colors. The variety of foliage textures are a refreshing treat to the eye. The captivating sounds of bells of the monastery, as well as a waterfall, improve the secretion of the progressive hormones. The natural textures of stone and grass invite the users to walk barefoot and increase their positive energy –Chi. A rich mix of fragrant varieties of flora will fill the environment with pleasant aromas throughout the seasons. The entrance of the park is a large gate complex with ticketing kiosks and a large rain shelter canopy. The walkway is an experience with numerous garden elements of Tori, lanterns, and small and large Buddha sculptures, walking stones, waiting places, etc. The principles of harmony with nature, asymmetry, odd numbers, using perspectives to alter the depth, distance, and size perspectives, have been attempted in weaving experiences around the garden. The main elements across the garden are: Bamboo forest: Various types of bamboo are planted organically to replicate the forests. Lanterns in stone and weathered sculptures are arranged to create a timeless feeling to the groves. Small buddha sculpture alcove: Small smiling Buddha sculptures welcome visitors near the entrance. These are dramatically illuminated for nighttime effects. Wisteria arbour: The arbour shall cut off the visitor from the outside world completely and allow him to feel one with nature. A Monastery with a centrally located pagoda: An inspiration from RyoanJi monastery, this is to create a space for meditation. The monastery consists of a pagoda too. The pagoda is a well-articulated design like an authentic structure. Replica of Tori series from movie: Memoirs of Geisha in red. Forest on mounds: Thick groves of trees are planted over high mounds. Pond: Water is an important part of the Japanese garden. A central pond is created with a Japanese semi-circular bridge across it. Wish fountain with Japanese demi God: The God of the forest. Bamboo Lights: Natural lights fixed inside bamboo shoots. Japanese food outlet: A food outlet serving authentic Japanese food. Lawn with lake view: Borrowed scenery is an important concept of Japanese design. A large lawn with a view of the Lake is the culminating point of the experience. It is embellished with a bamboo chime. A natural path will lead the visitor through the above elements. The pathway and spaces around will be decorated with plantations that will conceal and reveal specific views of the central pond and other elements. As a places of quiet contemplation and reflection, the Japanese forest seems to be the perfect counterbalance to the stresses of an always-on, hyper-connected existence. Entry Fee : Free Time: 12:00 pm – 7:30pm No. of Japanese Garden: 1 Location: Between Gate 1 and Eiffel Tower.

Situated in a part of the Eco park, this beautiful place has been created following the structure of a peaceful and calm Buddhist monastery with installations resembling a Japanese place. The beauty of the place is exceptionally mysterious and thrilling during night hours.

It's a quiet and serene atmosphere away from the usually crowded eco park. Beautiful garden and temple adjoining the lake. Would highly recommend for a peaceful outing. The restaurant is also decent.

This is a section inside eco park. The forest is well decorated with Japanese style architecture, inscriptions and figurines. You can sit here and enjoy the tranquility. An amazing place to click pictures. You will definitely love it.

Japanese Forest is an extraordinarily beautiful place situated inside the magnificent Ecopark complex. This area has been developed based on the cultural and religious theme of Japan. As soon as you step inside this arena, you will immediately feel a sense of calm and tranquility within yourself. This mystical enclosure is spread across a vast area, housing a huge Pagoda with a large Buddha statue inside. You will also find those rotating wheels, which are typically seen in Buddhist monasteries in the Himalayas. Along the many curved paths you will come across several black stones, upon which are engraved important Japanese wisdom and facts, especially pertaining to Buddhism. There is also a small pond with a round fountain of water in the middle, which holds an important significance in the Japanese culture. You will also find a Japanese-styled restaurant inside this forest, serving good quality dishes. Sitting on one of those cemented seats, surrounded by lush green trees and soft grasses under your feet, along with the sublime view of the huge Pagoda, it's definitely going to be a blissful experience for anyone seeking inner peace. Entry is free here, for all visitors to the Ecopark. Highly recommended to visit. ??