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The roaring life-size replicas of the prehistoric giants educate and enthral guests at the exact same time.
Dinosaurs appeal to every person and this year we have attempted to give one thing much more, stated an official from the Gulf Asia Development, the business that is managing the show at the Muscat Festival venue this year.
“Dinosaurs amuse every person, be it adults or youngsters. There are numerous dinosaurs huge and tiny right here. Visitors apart from searching at the life-size replica can also really feel and hear the noises that actual ones would make.
“The response has been quite good so far,” Rose Mogadadi, common manager, Gulf Asia Development stated.
The park showcases the evolution of dinosaurs that lived in Zigong, China in the Jurassic period. Zigong city in China’s Sichuan also homes a museum that claims to have the biggest quantity of dinosaur fossils in the planet. Several dinosaur fossils have been excavated about this spot.
The height of the biggest 1 at the Naseem Gardens is 18m. Made of steel frame, foam and rubber, the dinosaur replicas stand tall amongst trees illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
“I felt like I was in a different world. The place is so different and calm with small lakes, trees, lights and of course the roars of the dinosaurs,” stated Saada al Touqi, an Omani visitor at the park.
According to Judi Mogdadi, investor and companion, Gulf Asia Development, apart from interactive activities revolving about the lives of dinosaurs the spot also has a Chinese meals corner.
“We have interactive activities for visitors especially for children. There is also a Chinese food outlet that is quite affordable. Everything just costs RO1. We are not after money but to give our visitors a sense of affordable peace and happiness. We want all visitors to enjoy, be it rich or poor,” Judi stated.
Another visitor as well stated the meals stall at the village is worth a pay a visit to. “I feel good to sit here and enjoy my meal. The place is affordable and beautiful. It just costs RO1 for any meal served here,” Said al Abri, yet another visitor whilst enjoying his meal at the festival stated.
Information Source: Muscat Daily
