Noida Biodiversity Park Sector 91 & Deer Park (2026): Opening Date, Safari Plans, Timings & Tickets

The Biodiversity Park in Sector 91, Noida is a large nature park built by Noida Authority, and it is where the city’s first deer park is being set up. As of September 2026, Noida Authority’s target for opening the roughly 30-acre deer park is October 2026. We found no official ticket prices or visiting hours yet, so treat any “deer park Noida ticket” figures you see online with caution. This guide explains what the park is, what the deer park and planned sunset safari will include, the latest timeline, and how to plan a visit.

What Is the Noida Biodiversity Park?

Noida’s Biodiversity Park in Sector 91 was planned as a large green area that recreates the natural landscapes of the Yamuna–Hindon region rather than a typical manicured city park. Reports describe it as covering about 110 acres. It is divided into four zones named after traditional terms for land types in north India:

Zone	Traditional meaning	What it represents
Kohi (कोही)	Hilly or rocky land (from koh, hill)	Dry, rocky terrain with hardy shrubs and trees
Bangar (बांगर)	Older, higher alluvial upland	Plains above flood level, typical farm and grassland country
Khadar (खादर)	Newer alluvium in river floodplains	Low-lying land that floods with the river, like the Yamuna banks
Dabar (डाबर)	Low, waterlogged land or ponds	Wetland and marsh habitat for water birds and aquatic plants

This zoning is why the park is a good place to see different native plant communities in one visit. It also explains why the wetland sections attract birds.

The Sector 91 Deer Park: What Is Planned

The biggest news about the park is the new enclosed deer park. Here is what has been reported so far:

• Area and cost: About 30 acres, at an estimated ₹40 crore (DNA India and News24, April–May 2025). One earlier report put the deer park at about 35 acres.
• Animals: About 132 animals of 10 species. Deer are to come from zoos in Lucknow, Kanpur and Hyderabad, and the plans also named African antelope species such as springbok, impala, wildebeest and lesser kudu.
• Rescue role: The facility was described as a rescue centre for animals found at the Noida International Airport site and near the Dhanauri wetland.
• Sunset safari: The 2025 plans included evening viewing until about 10 PM, with lighting designed not to disturb the animals.
• Visitor facilities: The May 2026 update listed an entry plaza, battery-operated golf carts, EV charging, modern toilets, drinking water and shaded rest areas.
• Rules: It is being built to Central Zoo Authority (CZA) guidelines and will run as an independent unit, like a mini zoo.

Plans for animal species often change once a zoo licence is issued. Exotic animals in particular need separate approvals and transfer arrangements. Treat the species list as a plan, not a promise, until the park opens. You can read about the rules for mini zoos in India on the Central Zoo Authority website.

Timeline: From Proposal to 2026

Date	Milestone (as reported)
June 2024	Deer park proposal approved by Noida Authority.
April–May 2025	Details made public: 30 acres, about ₹40 crore, 132 animals of 10 species, sunset safari until about 10 PM. A detailed project report was being prepared, with a retired forest officer advising on the layout.
1 May 2026	Millennium Post reported that the deer park was “on track” for an October 2026 opening, after Noida Authority’s CEO reviewed progress.
September 2026	No official opening date, ticket price or timings announced yet (as far as we could confirm).

Big public projects in Noida often open a few weeks or months after their first target. If you are planning a special trip around the opening, wait for an official Noida Authority announcement or a report in a major newspaper.

Timings and Ticket Price (as of September 2026)

This is the part most people search for, and it is where most false information appears online.

• Deer park and safari: No official ticket price or timings had been published as of September 2026. Any website quoting exact rates is guessing.
• Biodiversity Park (general area): We could not confirm official visiting hours or whether any section charges an entry fee. Access may also be restricted in parts while construction is going on.

Before visiting, check Noida Authority notices or call the horticulture department. Timings and fees, once announced, may change. For comparison, the city’s other ticketed green attractions charge modest fees. You can see current rates in our guides to the Noida Botanical Garden and Ved Van Park.

How to Reach

The park is in Sector 91, in the southern half of Noida. There is no metro station at the gate. Look up the route on a map app, from the nearest Aqua Line or Blue Line station to “Biodiversity Park, Sector 91”, then take a cab or auto for the last stretch. For line maps and fares, see the NMRC and DMRC websites. If you drive, use a map app, since approach roads inside the sectors can change during construction. Weekend evenings after the opening are likely to be busy, so leave extra time.

What You Can See at the Biodiversity Park

Even apart from the deer park, a biodiversity park of this kind is worth visiting for:

• Native trees and shrubs from each land zone, useful for students and gardeners learning what grows naturally in the NCR
• Wetland birds in the Dabar (pond) zone, especially in winter. Our guide to common birds of Noida will help you identify them
• Butterflies and insects around flowering native plants after the monsoon
• Quiet walking paths that are less crowded than central city parks

Best Time to Visit

The months from October to March are the most comfortable for a walk, and winter is also when migratory birds reach the NCR’s wetlands. After the monsoon (August–September), the grassland and floodplain zones look their greenest. From April to June, visit only early in the morning or near sunset, because shade in newly planted areas is limited. Once the sunset safari opens, the evening slot should be pleasant for most of the year, apart from the peak of summer.

Other Places to See Deer and Wildlife Near Noida

Place	What you see	Notes
Okhla Bird Sanctuary (Noida)	Migratory and resident birds	Best November–March. See our Okhla guide
Deer Park, Hauz Khas (Delhi)	Spotted deer enclosure, rabbits, peafowl	A long-running free city park
National Zoological Park (Delhi)	Many deer and antelope species, big cats	Ticketed; check the zoo website for current days and rates
Surajpur Wetland (Greater Noida)	Resident and migratory waterbirds	Good for winter birding

Tips and Mistakes to Avoid

• Do not trust unofficial “ticket price” lists. As of September 2026, the deer park’s fees were not public.
• Do not feed the animals once the deer park opens. Human food harms deer, and zoo rules ban feeding.
• Keep noise down and do not use flash during the evening safari. It stresses the animals and ruins the view for others.
• Carry water, a cap and mosquito repellent. Wetland zones have mosquitoes, especially after the monsoon.
• Visit on a weekday in the first few weeks after opening, when crowds are likely to be heavy.
• Check the air quality in winter. On high-AQI days, choose a shorter outdoor visit.

The Biodiversity Park in Sector 91 could become one of Noida’s most interesting green spaces. It combines native landscape zones with the city’s first enclosed deer park and an evening safari. Until Noida Authority announces the opening date, timings and ticket prices, plan on the basis of official notices rather than online estimates. We will treat the October 2026 target as exactly that: a target.