Millennium Park

Millennium park is one of the well maintained and most visited parks in delhi. The beautiful architecture and the view in the evening, you will definitely fall for ♥️. A nice place to spend time with friends, family and kids. There are many foods outlets providing warm and delicious food which you are craving for in a nice peaceful environment. I would love to visit again here. Thanks to MCD for providing such a nice place in the city like Delhi.

Millennium Park in Delhi is a hidden gem that invites you to explore its unexpected charm. Tucked away near the Yamuna River, this park offers a different perspective of Delhi's landscape. Its winding pathways and secluded corners make it perfect for quiet introspection or a leisurely stroll. What sets Millennium Park apart is its fusion of modern design elements with natural beauty, creating an oasis of calm within the bustling city. Whether you're admiring the river views or discovering local flora, this park surprises and delights with its tranquil ambiance and unassuming allure.

The park has been renovated. Well maintained. Huge public during holidays. There is a small canteen selling 4/5 items with reasonable rates. Separate play area for children. There are 3/4 parking areas with sufficient space.

Good place for outing with family and friends. Neat and clean place. Great use of scrap and waste is done. Ticket for an adult is of ₹50 and ticket for an child from the age of 3-12 is of ₹ 25. Ticket for senior citizens is same as of children. Can buy tickets from 11am to 9am. Park is open for 12 hours from 11am to 11pm. Park is visible from the running road and anyone can go there. Parking space is also available. Water service is also available here for free of cost. Separate Washrooms for men and women are available here at the starting of the park and anyone can use it for free. Very neat and clean washrooms. Security guards are here for all the time at every sculpture.

Millennium Park(previously known as Indraprastha Garden) is a family oriented garden kind of place. It is spread on huge area (80acrs). There is no entry fees to visit and no restrictions to visit this place. Despite having free entry, this place is well managed and maintained as it is regulated by Delhi Tourism. There is one small cafe/canteen which serves chowmin, dosa and soft/cold drinks at a very reasonable price. Some users have posted the photographs of 7 monuments on Google but it is not of this location but the place called Waste to Wonder just besides the millennium park so don't get misunderstood with reference to photos posted by other users. In this garden, you will find greenery-nature, kids play area and one buddist tomb. I recommend this place for a small picnic -family time.