Panchatantra Park

Panchatantra Park is a themed public park in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, developed as a recreational and educational attraction based on the ancient Panchatantra fables. Located within Jhansi city, the park features sculptures and installations depicting animal characters and moral stories from the Panchatantra. It is designed for families and children, combining leisure, storytelling and open green space, and is promoted as a local tourism and leisure spot by city authorities.

Visitors can expect an open landscaped park with paved walkways, lawns, and life-size sculptures and tableaux illustrating Panchatantra stories such as The Monkey and the Crocodile and The Lion and the Mouse. The setting includes children's play areas, seating, decorative lighting and photo points. The environment is family-oriented and educational, allowing leisurely walks, storytelling displays and casual photography within a compact urban park layout.

The park is culturally themed on the Panchatantra, an ancient Indian collection of interrelated animal fables in Sanskrit attributed to Vishnu Sharma, traditionally used to impart moral lessons. The installations bring these stories to life for contemporary visitors, especially children, promoting traditional storytelling heritage in a public recreational setting.