Giri-Pushpa Park

One of the best garden BMC have ever created.... must visit for the kids & families.... just the crowd needs to have some respect for this garden to keep it beautiful

The name of park is Giri-Pushpa Park in upper Govind Nagar, very near from main road, backside of J.D. Jalan college of Science, Commerce & Arts. Not easily noticeable from main road but easy to access & locate.
View of the park is Great as situated in hill area so uneven surfaces or architecture of park add some more beauty in it, having lots of plants & tree with beautiful flowers specially Giripushpa. the park is for all - children, younger and older persons. Area for children to play with lots of equipments, met on surface so safety during playing is not a concern, lots of space in between for running and playing, small dedicated area for skating. Neat & Clean Segregated area for Yoga, Meditation,exercise, walking & jogging path, get-together, study area and lots of benches for sitting, gossips and relax in park Eating, drinking & smoking is prohibited, washroom facility available.

Some concerns like :-
- Very few Signe boards for directions, area segregation, precautions and safety.
- Only one entry n exist gate available, there is no emergency exits.
- First aid box easily not available and no helpline numbers mentioned in park area for safety point of view.

Overall a very good park with neat and clean environment for all age groups of people.

Nice place for morning walk and doing some basic exercises, but it's normally busy from 7 am to 9 am.
Well maintained BMC park.

Nice park exercise facility available

Awsome place has place to play, study peacefully nice place to visit in free time

You will feel better when you get connected with all the trees, flowers, light and Air present in the surrounding. You can visit with your family and friends. And has very Clean and healthy environment.

Giri Pushpa Park upper Malad East ! Park is very nice ! children's good enjoying here! Near place looking is good!
Choudhary Ji Dinesh social worker

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Landscape architecture is a related professional activity with landscape architects tending to engage in design at many scales and working on both public and private projects.
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