Nehru Park

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January

6.8 - 29.2 °C

February

9.3 - 32.2 °C

March

13.4 - 35.5 °C

April

17.5 - 36.1 °C

May

19.8 - 36.3 °C

June

22.4 - 35.8 °C

July

23.7 - 35.2 °C

August

24.0 - 35.2 °C

September

23.1 - 35.2 °C

October

19.1 - 35.0 °C

November

13.5 - 32.8 °C

December

9.0 - 30.2 °C

Major Airports :

Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IXA), Agartala

Nearest Railway Station :

Agartala Railway Station (AGTL)

Where Nature Embraces the City

Set up in 1969 in memory of Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru, Nehru Park, nestled within the diplomatic enclave of Chanakyapuri in New Delhi, is an 80-acre green oasis that offers respite from the city’s hustle and bustle. Named after India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, this park beckons visitors with its serene beauty, abundant greenery and landscaped environs that play host to community gatherings and cultural events.

Embassy Neighbours’ Retreat

The park’s proximity to the embassies in Chanakyapuri makes it a favourite among diplomats and expatriates. They escape their busy schedules to unwind amidst the rustling leaves and fragrant blossoms.

Cultural Extravaganza

Beyond its greenery, Nehru Park hosts a vibrant tapestry of cultural events. From art exhibitions to music concerts, the open-air amphitheater resonates with creativity. Tourists and locals gather to celebrate India’s rich heritage against the backdrop of swaying branches.

Picnic Preference

Given its location and sprawling grounds, it’s little wonder that the Park is a favourite for picnics. Families flock to Nehru Park for leisurely picnics, sitting under the shade of welcoming trees, sharing laughter, and savouring homemade food.

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Timings

Opening time - 05:00 AM

Closing time - 09:00 PM

Yoga Sessions

Rise early and join the free yoga sessions led by experienced instructors. As the sun peeks over the horizon, stretch your limbs and find inner peace amidst the green embrace. Nehru Park transcends its physical boundaries. It’s not merely a park; it’s a sanctuary where you get a glimpse of India’s cultural kaleidoscope.

A Slice of Delhi is Parked Nearby

There are numerous attractions in and around the area that cater to diverse interests, from historical landmarks to museums and gardens.

Rashtrapati Bhavan: The official residence of the President of India, showcasing grand architecture and the exquisite Mughal Gardens. It's especially worth visiting during the annual opening of the gardens to the public.

India Gate: An iconic war memorial dedicated to the Indian soldiers who died during World War I. The area is also popular for evening walks and ice cream vendors, creating a lively atmosphere.

Lodhi Gardens: A historical park that houses tombs of the Sayyid and Lodhi rulers, offering a perfect blend of history, architecture, and nature. It's a popular spot for morning walks and yoga sessions.

National Museum: One of the largest museums in India, located on Janpath. The museum features an extensive collection of artifacts spanning 5,000 years of Indian history and culture.

Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum: Situated in the former residence of Indira Gandhi, the museum chronicles the life and times of India's first female Prime Minister and includes the spot where she was assassinated.

National Rail Museum: Features a fascinating collection of historical locomotives and railway memorabilia, including toy train rides, making it a hit among families and train enthusiasts.

Safdarjung Tomb: An impressive sandstone and marble mausoleum built in 1754 for the statesman Safdarjung, known for its peaceful gardens and stunning architecture.

Khan Market: A popular upscale market known for its bookshops, branded boutiques, and some of Delhi’s best cafes and restaurants. It's a great place for shopping and dining out.

National Gallery of Modern Art: Showcasing modern and contemporary art from India and around the world, this gallery is located near India Gate and is a must-visit for art lovers.

Purana Qila (Old Fort): One of the oldest forts in Delhi, it offers a glimpse into the city's rich history with a museum and light and sound shows that narrate the story of Delhi’s evolution.