Attractions Of Sonipat: Jurasik Park Inn

Jurassic Park Inn

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Jurasik Park Inn an ultimate destination for fun, thrill, sheer excitement and real entertainment for the entire family. Jurasik Park Inn  the only place in North India that takes you back to the ancient history of jungle world dated million of years back. Imported from different parts of the world, Dinosaurs and Tyrannosaurus welcome you at the gate as you enter.

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Jurassic Park Inn boasting of being North India’s biggest amusement cum water themed park, is located in Sonepat. Sprawling across 22 acres, this massive Kingdom is just 40kms away from New Delhi, Jurassic Park has something in it for people of all ages and from diverse walks of life.

As the name of the venue appropriately suggests, here you can see dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes ranging from Velociraptor to Carnotaurus, Parasaurolophus and lguanodon. These mind blowing creatures seem to be wandering around at all places  in this amusement park and it certainly brings forth a lot of joy to see them shaking their heads, roaring loudly or simply walking around in gay abandon. A great way for entertaining and educating your kids indeed.



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Attractions Of Sonipat: Khwaja Khizr Tomb

Khwaja Khizr Tomb

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Khwaja Khizr Tomb is one of the ancient monuments built during the regime of Ibrahim Lodhi. Khwaja Khizr was the well known prophet at that time. It is said that the structure was constructed during the period of 1522 AD to 1525 AD. This is the magnificent piece of architecture built using Kankar stone and Red stone. This elevated tomb is surrounded by 4 acre garden which attracts people from all over the place. Having such important structure of India, it is under the protection of Archaeological Survey of India.

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The beautiful tomb committed to Khwaza Khizr was built over the mortal remains of a local saint, who flourished during the reign of Ibrahim Lodi (AD 1517 - 1526). According to a Persian message, the tomb complex of Khwaja Khizr, son of Darya Khan Sarwani, was built during AD 1522 - 1524. This tomb is among the few monuments where 'kankar' blocks have been used along with red sandstone. 


Standing on a high platform and rock-hard with square projections at the corners, the tomb is amicable by a flight of steps leading to the gateway. The gateway consists of two arched openings at the end of a central passage, having a façade bedecked with mouldings, lotus medallions and arched recesses. The ceiling of the chamber is decorated with floral designs executed in blue, yellow, green and dull red colors. The burial chamber is surmounted by a semi-circular dome, resting on an octagonal low drum crowned by a finial meeting over an inverted lotus flower. 



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