Central Park, Connaught Place
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About Central Park, Connaught Place
Central Park fills the middle of Connaught Place's inner circle and sits directly on top of Rajiv Chowk metro station, the Blue and Yellow Line interchange. Rebuilt in 2005–06 after the station was built beneath it, the 41,500-square-metre park has lawns, flowering plants, four water features including a cascade, and a 350-seat amphitheatre for cultural programmes, according to Delhi Tourism. Since March 2014 it has flown a 90-by-60-foot national flag on a 207-foot pole that can be seen across CP. The New Delhi Municipal Council maintains the park, and its lawns and amphitheatre have hosted public events such as the Urdu Heritage Festival, Delhi government youth festivals and concert series such as Awam Ki Awaz. With CP's restaurants and bars a few steps away, it is easy to pair an open-air show with dinner.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Central Park in Connaught Place?
Take the metro to Rajiv Chowk (Blue and Yellow Lines), which lies directly beneath the park. Exits open onto the inner circle around it.
How big is the amphitheatre at Central Park?
Delhi Tourism describes it as a 350-seat amphitheatre built for cultural activities.
How big is the flag at Central Park?
The tricolour, put up on 7 March 2014, measures 90 by 60 feet and flies from a 207-foot pole.
What events take place at Central Park?
Public cultural programmes and festivals such as the Urdu Heritage Festival, Delhi government youth festivals and the Awam Ki Awaz concert series, along with Republic Day flag-hoisting.
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