Technical bids submitted for two major Funlands in Lahore

LAHORE: Plans for the construction of two major funlands in two parks of Lahore are moving forward, with technical bids having been submitted.

The project has attracted substantial interest, with five companies participating in the bidding process.

The Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) has revealed details of the project, which will see the construction of funlands in two of Lahore’s most prominent parks.

According to the plan, land in Greater Iqbal Park will be leased for an annual fee of PKR 30 million, while Jilani Park’s land will be leased for PKR 12 million annually.

The funland in Jilani Park is set to cover an area of 10 kanals, whereas the one in Greater Iqbal Park will span a vast 75,850 square feet.

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PHA officials have stated that the company winning the bid for the funlands in Lahore will be required to complete the construction within 120 days.

According to Hassan Ahmed, Director of Coordination at PHA, visitors can look forward to a range of exciting activities, including trampolining, rope courses, wall climbing, and indoor 5D gaming experiences.

In addition to these features, the funlands will offer an online booking facility for rides, making it easier for visitors to secure their spots. Ticket prices will be determined by a joint committee, ensuring accessibility and fairness, according to PHA officials.