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Artificial rain, waterfall, glass skywalk: Statue of Unity to develop ₹12 crore rainforest to boost Gujarat tourism

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Artificial rain, waterfall, glass skywalk: Statue of Unity to develop ₹12 crore rainforest to boost Gujarat tourism — Bangalore Technology news

Tourists would be able to experience a year-round monsoon at Gujarat's Statue of Unity with an upcoming rainforest set up. The project would be spread across 12 acre, featuring lush green, waterfall and more.

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