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Oxygen Park • Jawhar
Oxygen Park • Jawhar
Welcome to a place where curiosity grows wild, professional teams find renewal, and every visitor connects directly with the heart of nature. Nestled in the scenic hills of Jawhar—just a 100 km journey from the urban rhythms of Mumbai, Thane, Nashik, and Vapi—Keshav Srushti Oxygen Park warmly invites educational institutions, corporate organizations, families, and individuals to step into a vibrant, 19-acre nature-based experiential destination.
Here, the air is purer, the silence speaks, and the rustle of the leaves carries the stories of a community that poured its heart into the soil. What was once a stretch of quiet terrain has been transformed into a dense, flourishing eco-reserve featuring pristine natural water bodies, hilltop nature trails, and five distinct species of bamboo—including rare varieties brought from Assam. More than just a park, Keshav Srushti Oxygen Park is a living sanctuary designed to awaken the senses, cultivate environmental awareness, honor tribal heritage, inspire responsible living, and foster deep team collaboration.
Learning and awareness for all age groups.
Protecting biodiversity and natural resources.
Empowering rural development.
Building a greener and cleaner future.
Keshav Srushti Oxygen Park is not just an eco-reserve, but a seedbed for transforming local tribal livelihoods through rural enterprise and bamboo skill development.
By setting up sustainable bamboo operations, we have curbed seasonal migration to cities, providing dignified, stable incomes to tribal families directly within their own villages.
Artisans undergo rigorous training in crafting eco-friendly bamboo goods, transforming raw resources into beautiful utility and gifting products under Project Green Gold.
We foster self-reliance and local leadership, guiding village women from daily wage labourers to proud entrepreneurs who handle logistics, production, and accounts.
We are proudly associated with VBUPCL, India's first 100% tribal-owned bamboo enterprise, managed by tribal women directors and supporting over 700 people across 23 villages.
Officially inaugurated to mark a new era of rural development, environment conservation, and green economy livelihoods.
Officially inaugurated by Union Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari to mark a new era of rural development.
Strongly endorsed by the Minister for successfully combining Empowerment, Environment, and Employment.
Praised as a pioneering step toward a 'Bamboo First' enterprise, transforming natural resources into local livelihoods.
Highlighted by Gadkari ji as a perfect example of integrating modern technology into the social and ecological sectors.
Explore the exceptional environmental, commercial, and ecological benefits of nature's most sustainable building block.
Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants in the world, making it a highly sustainable and renewable resource. It can be harvested regularly without depleting the ecosystem.
Bamboo helps combat climate change by absorbing large amounts of carbon dioxide. It also requires less water compared to other crops, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
Bamboo is incredibly versatile and can be used in a wide range of products, including furniture, flooring, textiles, and kitchenware. It is also highly durable, often stronger than wood.
Bamboo products are biodegradable, reducing waste and environmental impact. Additionally, bamboo is naturally free from pesticides and harmful chemicals, making it a safe and non-toxic option for various uses.