Patna : The men’s and women’s rugby teams from New Zealand and India visited Rajgir Zoo Safari in Nalanda district on Wednesday, exploring its wildlife, natural surroundings and biodiversity.
The visit brought an international sporting contingent to one of Bihar’s wildlife tourism destinations. Officials welcomed the players and introduced them to the importance of wildlife conservation, environmental balance and the protection of biodiversity.
According to the zoo safari authorities, the players experienced the natural environment of the facility and learned about efforts to preserve wildlife and promote environmental awareness.
Rugby Players Learn About Wildlife Conservation
During the visit, officials briefed the players on the role of wildlife conservation in maintaining ecological balance and protecting biodiversity.
The teams explored the safari’s natural surroundings, gaining an opportunity to experience the region’s wildlife and landscape beyond their sporting commitments.
The visit also served as an opportunity to promote awareness about the need to protect natural habitats and preserve wildlife for future generations.
Rajgir Zoo Safari Promotes Wildlife Tourism
The visit by the New Zealand and Indian rugby teams highlighted the connection between sport, tourism and environmental awareness.
Rajgir Zoo Safari is among Bihar’s attractions for visitors interested in wildlife and nature. Hosting national and international sporting teams also provides an opportunity to showcase the state’s tourism destinations to a wider audience.
The visit on October 28 formed part of efforts to highlight Bihar’s natural attractions and reinforce the importance of wildlife conservation alongside sporting and tourism activities.
