Oddvar Munksgaard Park, Public park in Rajshahi, Bangladesh.

Oddvar Munksgaard Park is an 8-hectare space in Rajshahi with winding paths, an open-air stage, and several landscaped gardens. The grounds feature regional trees and plants that define the vegetation of the area.

The park was established in 1976 and named after Oddvar Munksgaard, a Norwegian ambassador who served in Bangladesh between 1971 and 1974. The naming honors diplomatic ties between Norway and Bangladesh during that period.

The park is also known as Padma Garden because it stands beside the Padma River. Its open-air stage is available to social organisations for holding their events, so the grounds host community gatherings run by local groups rather than a fixed programme of performances.

Public buses and private taxis provide direct service to the space, which is accessible daily for residents and visitors. The paths are straightforward to navigate and the grounds are compact, making it easy to spend time exploring at your own pace.

The park is also known as Padma Garden because it stands beside the Padma River, and its main entrance is a two-minute walk south of Rajshahi's Zero Point. Several restaurants serve visitors inside the grounds, and the Rajshahi City Corporation manages the site.