Боғи фароғат ва истироҳати ба номи Садриддин Айнӣ, Public park in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.
Sadriddin Ayni Park is a public green space in Dushanbe featuring walking paths and rest areas throughout the grounds. The site includes an artificial pond and lawn areas where visitors can spend time outdoors.
The park was established in 1958 as a public space for the growing city. A mausoleum was later added in 1980, designed by architect B. Zuhurdinov, expanding the site's role as a place of remembrance.
The park is named after Sadriddin Ayni, a celebrated Tajik writer, reflecting the importance of literature in local identity. Monuments scattered throughout honor other artists and intellectuals, creating spaces where people can pause and remember influential figures from the nation's cultural life.
The park features paved pathways, drinking fountains, and parking areas for visitors. These facilities are accessible year-round, making it easy for people to explore the grounds at their own pace.
The park sits near the Dushanbinka River, which provides water for the site and shapes how the landscape is arranged. This riverside location creates a natural connection between the park and the city's waterways.
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