Snow World Theme Park in Hyderabad | Hyderabad Tourist Places
Snow world is a snow theme park located in Hyderabad in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. The snow world, is a theme park which helps the people from the tropical countries to see and feel the snow fall and the polar climate as if one is in siberia or any of the polar regions.
This India's first snow theme park that was established in 2004 and has become the best in the world. This Snow park is situated near the Hussainsagar lake on the Tankbund road near the Indira Park. The snow world, is a theme park which helps the people from the tropical countries to see and feel the snow fall and the polar climate as if one is in the polar region.
Snow world Theme Park is the first in India and is fast becoming a tourist attraction for the people in the tropical countries. The Snow Park has an area of 17000 sq feet and is located in the Tank bund road in Hussainsagar Lake of Hyderabad. Sights to see and feel in the Snow world in Hyderabad
The temperature is maintained between -5 to 0 degree centigrade to get the correct temperature for the preparation of the snow. You will have to wear special jackets and Gloves and then enter the area. The show starts as soon as the batch of people get in and they can walk and play in the snow. Right after 20 minutes snow will start falling which is prepared artificially. If you stand there without moving you will be covered within 10 minutes. Then the snow dancing starts for the children
where they can play in the snow, snow slide, bumber car, merry go round, throw snow balls at each other etc. You can see artificial Snow hills for trekking also here. There is a Cryo Zone where you can see igloos for children, alpine firests, figures of polar bears. If you have an artistic touch in you , you can carve figures in ice. If you feel you have had enough of snow you can get inside a cubicle there for a hot cup of coffee.
Once the show ends it will be better for you to wait till you come to outside temperature as it will be the best for you. In summer it would be better for you to attend the evening shows. Hot soup is served for all the visitors to the Snow world.For Entry in to the snow world theme park
You have to reach the place before half an hour of the particular session. There are 8 snow sessions with half an interval in between. Every snow session is for a duration of one hour. You can get the snow wear from the snow world and you will not be allowed to come out once the seesion starts till it gets over.
Show timings
11 am, 12.30 pm, 2 pm, 3.30 pm, 5 pm, 6.30 pm, 8 pm
The Entry Charges are Rs 200 for the youngsters between 2 feet to 4.5 feet and Rs 250/ for the persons taller. Each batch can accommodate upto 300 persons and that will be for one hour.
Contact Information
Tel: 040 2767 5420 / 6599 0167 / 6599 0168 / 6599 0169 / 6599 0170 / 2767 1950
Mob: 9866699472, 9866699475
Fax: 040 2322-2211
E Mail: emveerao1@rediffmail.com
Website: www.snowworldindia.comAbout the show Living Dead in the snow world theme park
Living Dead is a show, held in a 4000 sq feet hall by the side of snow world. You can see, mingle and move along with the dead bodies and devils along with the cemetry. There are special effects also with the help of the computers for the heart curdling laughs and screeches in the darkened room. You will have an experiance of how it would have been in the real life what you see in the reel life and ghost movies. If this is not enough for you, there are men who have dressed up like ghosts who stay in the dark and make scaring noises.
For these shows pregnant ladies, persons with heart problems and Kids younger than 5 years of age are not allowed.
The charges are 75 per head.How to Reach Snow world in Hyderabad?
If you want to know How to Reach Hyderabad see here.
From either the airport or the railway station or the hotel where you are staying you can get cabs, autos and buses to reach the TankBund Road at the Hussain Sagar lake.
If you need more information you can call the above mentioned contact numbers of the Snow World.
