The long-awaited Bharat Vandana Park, located in Dwarka, New Delhi, is likely to open in phases over the coming months. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has submitted a proposal to the lieutenant governor for a staggered inauguration of the park, which has faced multiple delays. Covering nearly 200 acres, the park is designed to be a cultural and recreational hub, featuring landscaped greens, water bodies, and themed zones. The phased opening will allow public access to completed and safe sections while construction continues in other areas. The first phase is expected to include a meditation zone, a water body named Vandana Sarovar with boating facilities, and a large public area. A notable attraction will be the Mini India zone, showcasing replicas of monuments from various states and Union Territories. The lieutenant governor, who chairs the DDA, is expected to make a decision on the proposal soon.