Chessington Fun Park Packed with Fun

 Like any other weekend, last Saturday was also another day, jamming with anticipation for exploring a new place. This time it was not just any city. Rather, an adventure packed theme park ! Have you considered ever visiting Chessington Adventure Park? If not then, it’s high time to set your feet there and extract fun out of it. 

I was not revealed about this particular spot. Curtain was uplifted when I reached this destination. From its entrance, I could dig in that bounty of joyrides were going to soar in our spirits there. But never did I realize that this park could be pouring with the wilderness aspect too. To be precise, I jumped on my feet with utmost thrill and unpredictability when came across a pretend cage adorned with a large Royal Bengal Tiger, staring at us ! Wow ! this was a real surprise! My three years old daughter immediately emerged from her usual afternoon lethargy by this graceful sight. She got stimulated for the rest of the day and denounced her stroller. We were also rejuvenated and stuck in front of the cage to preserve these moments from getting buried by snatching some pictures. Gradually, we moved out of this spot to heading to our next segment. We indulged ourselves with some simple childhood fun, by experiencing few joyrides. Here, I must admit, I don’t chase after enormous rides for not being that intrepid. Some tiny adrenaline rush seems fine to me, not the vice versa. Unfortunately, my daughter has carried over my gene in this aspect. Therefore incorporating us in limited funrides, we diverted our energies to wilderness once again. 

This time, we were able to witness the king of jungle, Lion, who was basking in sunlight with its usual  slothful spirit. The eternal unemployed personality! I wonder, how it enjoys its royalty with tremendous boastfulness without having a little bit of intention to do any sort of hard work. Such an idle creature ! Really fortunate! Nevertheless, in the next leg of our trip, we got introduced to an apparently funny family of Chimpanzees in a large cave like settlement. Tulip was engrossed with the delightful sight of this closest-to- human like family. 

In the final segment, we came across some other animals like sheep, donkey, birds like Ducks whom you would be permitted to touch with utmost care and affection. We caressed them gently and felt a connection with them. This chapter of our trip moved me the most as it healed my restless mind for some time. 

How could we enclose this amusing trip without pacifying our starving tummies? Yes we headed to a local restaurant to grab some tempting fresh caught fish and chips and satiated our appetite. After much activities, finally our energies for the day fattened and we kicked in our back home journey with a deep rooted contentment for all the memories we had gathered in.