Guindy Zoo Children Nation park - Chennai

Guindy National Park
Located in Chennai, India, Guindy National Park is a 2.70 km2 (1.04 sq mi) protected area within Tamil Nadu and is one of the few national parks located within a city.Considering the ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, and zoological importance of the area, In 1920 Guindy was declared as Reserve Forest. Later an area of 270.57 ha of the Guindy Park Reserved Forest was declared a National Park in 1978.
One of the few remaining remnants of Southern Tropical Dry Evergreen Forests forms a pattern of mosaic with grasslands and scrubs in the National Park. A total of 350 species of plants have been identified, most of which are indigenous. During the summer months, parts of the vegetation look dry, but the National Park turns green and verdant after monsoon rains
Guindy National Park in Chennai, India is home to a variety of animals and plants, and also has a children's park and snake park:
Animals
Blackbuck, spotted deer, jackal, snake, tortoise, river otters, civet cats, and more
Birds
Over 130 species of local and migratory birds, including grey pelican, night heron, cormorant, cockatiel, parrot, and common peafowl
Plants
Thorn forest, dry evergreen scrub, grasslands, lush green vegetation, picturesque forests, and scrubs
Attractions
Guindy Snake Park, which is known for its collection of snakes, including king cobra, pythons, vipers, and sea snakes
Children's Park
Includes a fossilized tree specimen that is estimated to be about 20 million years old, and a statue of a Tyrannosaurus at the entrance
Size
Guindy National Park is the 8th smallest national park in India, covering an area of 2.70 sq.km