Kaifi Azmi Udayan

A very nice, peaceful and serene place. Crowded during the morning with fitness enthusiasts. People above the age of 40 comprises the major crowd. Has an amphitheatre​ and adequate seating arrangements. You can also find a variety of plants inside the garden area. Only thing lacking is playing area for kids. There are only couple of swings for kids.

1. Timings - morning 5 to 11. Evening 4 to 10.
2. No entry fee.
3. Separate washrooms for male and female.
4. Water facility with bio degradable cups.
5. 2 tracks for jogging: Track 1: 750m Track 2: 250m
6. Benches, swings, space for exercise and yoga with sheds.
7. Lots of trees and plants with their names.
8. Amphitheatre is also there.
Overall a green and airy place for a workout or spend time.

The cleanest park I've been to in years, everything is very well-maintained. Lots of greenery and areas for visitors to practice yoga and meditation, in addition to a kilometre long walking track. Walking is so much more fun when you have friends with you! 💯

It's a fantastic park for a walk and also to see the variety of plants. Extremely soothing place as it is assisted by great urban planner, architect P K Das worked with BMC to make it such a peaceful and beautiful garden for all.

The park is really beautiful and well maintained. Its huge and ample of seating area. They also have a amphitheater where you can sit and chill. Even its sunny there is enough trees so you can comfortably walk in shade. During peak hours it gets a bit crowded. But wearing a mask is mandatory and both the gates have sanitizers as well.

This place is theee best to have a really really fresh O2..and aftr lockdown its really breathtaking. Bird chirping, all the greenery, jogging track, place to workout and do yoga. Really nice place.

The park has been extended and there is a separate yoga corner and ample space to exercise and walk with a lot of greenery all around. Not too crowded

The park is among the few public spaces fiercely protected by citizens.

It took 11 years for the Gulmohar Area Societies Welfare Group and Save Open Spaces to transform this wasteland into a green zone, which now boasts a joggers’ track; walking path; amphitheatre; educational and interactive garden with medicinal, aromatic and flowering plants; and also stretches of mangroves along its periphery.