Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park, Regional park in Indore, India
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park is a green space in Indore that centers on a lake surrounded by landscaped gardens. The site includes botanical sections, walking trails, boating stations, an artist village, a Rajasthani village display, and a hedge maze for visitors to explore.
The park was established in 2003 by the Indore Development Authority and named after a prominent Indian political leader. It was created as part of the city's urban development and green space planning.
The Artist Village displays works by local creators, while a section dedicated to Rajasthani heritage shows traditional building styles and decorative patterns common to that region. These areas let visitors see how regional craftsmanship and architecture reflect the identity of their communities.
The park has boating stations where visitors can rent various types of boats for activities on the water. Wearing comfortable footwear is recommended since exploring the gardens, pathways, and maze involves considerable walking.
The park features a maze crafted from Ficus elastica hedges arranged in square patterns for visitors to navigate. This maze combines practical recreation with decorative landscaping using a plant species well-suited to the local climate.
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