Noida, Industrial and technology city in Uttar Pradesh, India
Noida is a large city in the Gautam Buddh Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh, developed as an industrial zone and technology hub near the national capital. The layout includes wide streets with parks and business districts connected by metro lines, spreading over an extensive area with residential and commercial zones.
The industrial development authority founded this place in 1976 to create an organized manufacturing zone near Delhi and offer employment outside the crowded capital. Since then the area has grown rapidly and become an important location for electronics and information technology companies.
Shopping centers and leisure complexes fill up on weekends with families from the region who come to eat and spend the day together. In the parks and green areas you will see people jogging, practicing yoga or walking with their children early in the morning and late in the afternoon.
Several expressways lead here from Delhi and other parts of the capital region, so traffic is often heavy, especially on weekdays. Metro connections offer a good alternative to move between different sectors without getting stuck in congestion.
The Okhla bird sanctuary at the edge of the city shelters hundreds of native species and serves as a resting place for migratory birds from distant regions during the traveling season. The Film City district hosts numerous television studios and media companies that produce and broadcast their content from here.
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