As part of the Garbage-Free City Mission, Chandigarh's Municipal Corporation (MC) has inaugurated its second Children Waste to Wonder Park, located in Sector 32. This park spans 5 acres and comes at a cost of ₹7 lakh, with the first park situated in Sector 48. The park stands as a unique addition to Chandigarh's array of attractions and emphasizes the significance of recycling and reuse in waste reduction.
One of the park's standout features is a play zone crafted entirely from recycled tires, providing an engaging and educational experience for children. Various waste materials, including tires, chains, bearings, iron sheets, pipes, and plastics, have been creatively repurposed to construct tunnels, huts, play equipment, and more. Additionally, the construction incorporated waste from a demolition and construction waste processing plant, repurposing it for a Snakes and Ladder board and the park's benches, entryway, and wall.
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Municipal Commissioner Anindita Mitra emphasized that the park serves as a powerful reminder of the value of recycling and reuse in waste reduction. It not only showcases the innovative repurposing of materials but also encourages visitors of all ages to recognize the importance of recycling.
Mayor Anup Gupta praised the park as a testament to the dedication to transform waste into eco-friendly spaces, contributing to the city's cleanliness and sustainability goals. This park aligns with Chandigarh's mission to minimize waste entering landfills, creating a cleaner and greener environment.The Children Waste to Wonder Park in Sector 32 not only provides a recreational space for children but also underscores the importance of responsible waste management and recycling in building a more sustainable future.
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