Natesan Park, Public park in T. Nagar, Chennai, India
Natesan Park is a green space in T. Nagar with walking paths, tennis courts, and diverse trees such as mahogany, neem, and gulmohar. The facility also includes a plant propagation center and coaching facilities for children.
The park was established in 1950 by Agriculture Minister A. B. Shetty as a recreational space for the T. Nagar community. It was created with tennis facilities to support sports activities from its beginning.
The park is also called Dr. Natesan Park after a statue of Dr. Natesan installed within it. Local residents use its wide, long walking paths for morning walks, yoga, meditation and exercise.
The park is located on Venkatanarayana Road and has wide, well-maintained paths that are easy to walk through. Visitors should come early in the morning when most activities happen and the air feels fresher.
The park features a specialized tennis training area for children that sets it apart from other parks in the city. This offering attracts young athletes regularly who develop their skills here.
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