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SIVAN PARK
Sivan
Park on P.T.Rajan Salai, K.K.Nagar, gives you more than the
expected pleasure of a leisurely stroll.
The visitor gets a chance to see various monument replicas, like
that of the Gateway of India. It is the only Corporation-
maintained park where there is a 15 feet high statue of Lord
Siva, depicted in a posture of meditation. The statue is designed
in such a way that water flows down from the head, from a height
of about 15 feet, giving it a cascading effect.
In addition to well-maintained lawns, pathways and play area for
children; the park has a good collection of trees including Petophorum,
Rain tree, Gulmohur and shrubs like acalyppa, creepers
and ground covers. There is also a nursery that sells plants
to visitors to the park.
The Tamil Nadu Housing Board originally developed the park
when the K.K.Nagar Housing layout was developed. It was later handed
over to the Municipal Corporation.
Author: S Natarajan
Photographs : V Ganesan |
MAYDAY PARK
May
Day Park, originally known as Napier Park, is situated
on Deputy Mayor Kabalamoorthy Road in Chintadripet.
Spread over 14.5 acres, the Park is used to hold public meetings
during the May Day celebrations. Even political parties and associations
take out rallies from the park.
Adopted and maintained by Simpson & Co., May Day Park
is divided into two portions. The park, proper, is on the eastern
side and on the western side is a well-maintained playground used
by the neighborhood children for cricket, football, volleyball and
badminton.
Author: S Natarajan
Photographs : V Ganesan |
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