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Parks in India

April 27, 2012 By Sandra Bornstein Leave a Comment

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When I was an expat, I visited the parks in India.

New Delhi- Lodi Gardens

The Lodi Gardens in New Delhi covers approximately 90 acres. In addition to the usual gardens and ponds, there are historical structures in the park- a couple of 15th-16th century tombs and a wall from a fort. This adds an interesting dimension.

Park Sign in Jayanagar
Park Sign in Jayanagar

Unlike the Bangalore parks that are closed in the middle of the day and are filled with litter, people enjoy this picturesque place.  Young people play team sports and individuals throw frisbees to dogs on the grass.

In Bangalore, people were prohibited from walking on the grass. The sign clearly states what is expected in the park.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Filed Under: Asia, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: Bangalore, India, Lodi Gardens, New Delhi, Prohibitions in Indian Parks

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