3 Best Public Parks in New Delhi, DL

“Central Park is a beautiful green space that frequently doubles as a cultural hub spreading across 41,500 sq metres and lies adjacent to the underground Palika Bazaar market. The park is a centrally located city park with walkways, sitting areas, occasional music performances, and exhibits. Central Park has 700 trees and more than 2,750 species of shrubs. The park has excellent pathways for walking, and various shopping malls and restaurants surround it. Central Park also features modern CFLs and LED lights to ensure proper visibility in every corner of the park. Rajiv Chowk Metro Rail station is directly connected to the two gates in the park, and it is helpful for people.”

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“Japanese Park is full of lush green and is managed by the Delhi Development Authority. This park features features a large playground, fun zones, and a jet replica installed within the park for both children and adults. The park has a jogging track along with many green trees, plants, swans, ducks, small ponds, and an open gym. Japanese Park is surrounded by various malls as well as wonderful amusement parks. So it is beneficial for people to shop and buy food and snacks. Japanese Park is ideal for visiting in the evening or early morning to enjoy the sunrise and its enchanting setting. In the evenings, people travel by boat to the lake. The park has free parking for four-wheelers and two-wheelers, along with security.”

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“Nehru Park covers an area of 80 acres and features lush green forests, vibrant shrubs and hedges, and beautiful blooming flowers. It serves as a regular venue for art performances, yoga classes, dance, and music events. The park also houses an old Shiv temple, a public swimming pool, and a café. Visitors come for early morning walks, jogging, and various sports activities. Adults can relax with friends and family, while children enjoy playing in the park. Nehru Park is rich in greenery, with seasonal blossoms, diverse shrubs, and trees such as Champa, and Gulmohar, and medicinal varieties like Neem and Palm. Free guided yoga sessions are conducted every morning.”

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