Bengaluru's New Biodiversity Park: Why It Matters to You

A Big Green Park Is Coming to Yelahanka

For the first time in 150 years, Bengaluru is building a huge new park. It’s called a biodiversity park, and it’s coming up near Madapanahalli-Singanayakanahalli, just 9 minutes from Rajanukunte.

📰 Deccan Herald confirms it

What’s Special About This Park?

• It’s 153.4 acres big—about 115 football fields!
• It’s being built by the Karnataka Forest Department
• Over 800 types of native trees will be planted
• It will include walking areas, green trails, and nature zones
• All eucalyptus trees will be removed and replaced

This will be Bengaluru’s third major park after Lalbagh and Cubbon Park.

Why It’s Good News for Plot Buyers

If you're looking to buy or invest in plots near Rajanukunte or Yelahanka, this is big:

• More Green = More Value
  Homes near big parks often see faster growth in value
• Better Air & Lifestyle
  Clean air, peaceful surroundings, and walkable zones
• Future-ready Location
  This isn’t just about nature. It’s about smart investment in a fast-growing part of the city
  
  

📰 TOI confirms the project has funding from Bengaluru’s civic body

What It Means for Codename Golden Greens

This mega park is just 9 minutes away from Codename Golden Greens—a 21-acre green-plotted community built with nature at its core.

That means:

• You’re not just living near a park—you’re living inside one
• Your plot is part of a rare “green-on-green” opportunity
• You get the peace of nature, both inside your gated layout and outside in the city’s newest eco-park
  
  

Together, they form a massive green ecosystem unlike anything else in North Bangalore.

Timeline to Know

• Park land cleared & handed over: Work has started
• Tree planting and development: Over the next 2.5 years
• Expected completion: Around 2026–27

Final Thought

This isn’t just another project. It’s a once-in-a-generation green zone that will shape the future of North Bangalore.

And Codename Golden Greens gives you a rare chance to live right next to it—and within it.