Covering an area of 12 hectares, the park will be built with an advanced scientific research and entertainment in astronomical theme on an area roughly equal to the size of the Kazan Planetarium in Russia.

The park will comprise Big Bang Square and Zodiac Square, an outdoor stage, a garden displaying sculptures of great men of culture, an observatory and a water fall, spaces for children, a research centre on astronomy, database centre on astronomy in the universe and a weather forecast centre, etc.

The park will be one of the highlights of the township, which aims to increase the value of scientific knowledge for people living in the region and the capital’s residents.

The park is scheduled to be finished in 2018.