Witness the best of Natural Beauty in Patna

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A tapestry of parks and serenity

Patna is an exquisite city on the bank of the sacred Ganges River that offers stunning natural beauty for those seeking sanctuary from urban living. Boasting lush parks, peaceful lakes and captivating gardens - each boasting their own vibrant palette of colours and scents - Patna invites visitors to immerse themselves in its captivating landscapes.

Where serenity meets leisure

Eco Park (commonly referred to as Rajdhani Vatika) stands as an oasis in Patna. Spanning over 5 hectares, this serene retreat can be divided into two sections; each providing unique experiences. The first part of our park offers expansive open spaces ideal for leisurely strolls and rejuvenating walks. Jog along our dedicated track or watch as children laugh and play happily in our exciting Children's Corner with its swings and rides! Recreation Zone offers something to excite even the most daring visitors - aqua zorbing! Add an exciting edge to your visit by experiencing this thrilling activity! As you wander this verdant oasis, take time to appreciate the artistic elegance of Cactus Smriti and Raja Shailesh sculptures which lend an air of charm. Eco Park reveals its cultural essence with displays depicting the life of Lord Buddha, and a mesmerising circular ramp leading down towards an inviting lake offering visitors the chance for peaceful boating adventures amidst nature's beauty.

Unearthing ancient history

Kumhrar Park in Patna reveals ancient history Situated at the core of the city, Kumhrar Park holds the key to Patna's ancient heart. Through excavations conducted within this park, remnants from Pataliputra's glorious past are brought back into existence, giving life and meaning to present-day activities. Immerse yourself in history as you explore the remnants of an 80-pillared hall believed to have served as an assembly hall for Buddhists under Ashoka's rule. Kumhrar Park's allure is further enhanced by Arogya Vihar, an exceptional monastery-cum-hospital dating back to 4th-5th century CE. Kumhrar Park provides an exquisite blend of natural beauty and historical significance - making it a must visit destination for anyone hoping to make deeper connections to their city's past.

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A timeless retreat

Hardinge Park (commonly referred to as Shaheed Veer Kunwar Singh Azadi Park) dates back to 1916 as one of Patna's oldest urban parks and pays homage to former British Viceroy Charles Hardinge. As you stroll its tranquil paths beneath an abundance of lush greenery, you will discover respite from city noise while its serene ambiance encourages calm contemplation and relaxation - making Hardinge Park an unforgettable escape amidst nature's soothing embrace.

A tribute to valour

Shaheed Pir Ali Park at Gandhi Maidan serves as a fitting tribute to freedom fighter Pir Ali, drawing crowds early mornings and evenings from all across Patna and its suburbs. You'll experience its sprawling grounds filled with stories of valour and patriotism resonating throughout; their presence will inspire pride in yourself for those who fought so valiantly for India's independence.

As you journey through Patna's natural marvels, immerse yourself in nature's magnificent harmony; lush parks and tranquil lakes come together in perfect harmony to offer a harmonious symphony that promises serenity and relaxation. Allow vibrant colours and scents to soothe your senses; this journey through nature's majestic masterpiece is the perfect respite from daily hustle and bustle. Patna's parks are not simply patches of green; they open doors into another realm where nature meets history allowing visitors to discover new worlds; welcoming them for exploration as well as lasting memories creation.