Bhagwan Birsa Aquarium park - Museum in Ormanjhi, Chakla - Ranchi, India

Big aquarium. Very unique fishes. Good to visit with children. Don't forget to visit Butterfly park opposite to aquarium

Good aquarium there are a lot of varieties of fish You can see all at one place Pros- varieties of fish at one place A very less crowded most of the days Clean and hygienic A fountain in the middle for good photos Cons- the aquarium is not so big as it is said the Asia's biggest It's like a big hall so you can see all varieties of fish in a max time of 30 min No place to roam can't spend more time as it has only a hall like place of aquarium and a fountain in the middle of entry gate It was not as expected ratu road Aqua world is much better

120 + species of fishes found in Ranchi ormanjhi national park and many wild animal like tiger , elephant,peacock lion ,and small animals are here I love this place and we rnjoy a lot I clicked many memories and I feel very proud to be born in Ranchi ... Total park is spread in large area I m not able to explore totally even we are here till 5pm evening ..I'm very excited to visit this park again ..I highly recommend every people of india ..

Located in quiet and calm area. Different variety of fishes are available. Aquariums are well maintained and clean. Cleanliness is maintained. Itz a place where one can visit with family members. The only demerit is there is no food stall available but it wont bother because maximum time one can spent is approx 45mins-1hr.

very nice and clean . lovely collection of fish

This is a shortest area. There are a lot of fishes . We can spend some time and fresh our mood.

A good aquarium but it's pretty small and have no cafeteria....

If you are an ardent fish lover, visit Ranchi's Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park, popularly known as Birsa zoo, where India's one of the 'largest' aquariums has been coming up, which will showcase more than 1,600 fishes of 120 varieties. Chief minister Raghubar Das will open the city's much-awaited aquarium for public viewing on June 28. "Built at an estimated cost of Rs 3.64 crore and spread over an area of 936 square metre, the aquarium will have fishes of both exotic and indigenous varieties," said zoo director Ashok Kumar, adding, besides Indian breeds, rare and popular fish species have also been brought to the zoo aquarium from Bangkok, Malaysia and Singapore.