Kudiya Ghaat Park

ashish sharma 17 months ago

Ample space to park. Very popular i think among the nearby masses. Whether early morning or in the evening, you can see considerate number of people in the park,but not too many.
A social place. I saw groups of older grown ups doing activities like group singing ,yoga etc and also kids playing soccer, daily. The temperature and overall view is also pleasing given the gomti river besides it.
There is also the facility of boating in which the guy takes a round around the waterbody(claims 300m ) For 50/- per person. There is also a temple and a shop to buy convenience items like water etc.

Kamal Kishore Srivastava 12 months ago

The park has nicely been reconstructed. Situated on the right bank of the river Gomti, the place is believed to be a hermitage of sage Kaundilya, hence the name "Kudiya Ghat".

The place is covered with dense shady trees and vegetation, roaming among them is a pleasant experience. An added advantage is its vicinity of medieval heritage edifices like Roomi Gate and the clock tower. The backdrop of heritage structures gives a blend of old, medieval and modern times.

The park is equipped with swings for children and fairly open space for them to play. However, poor upkeep may be a hindrance for piquinique lovers. There are no restrooms or washroom facilities in the area.

The ailing thing is the pathetic condition of the gasping river Gomti. It is an eyesore to watch a river converted to a sewage drain, filled with silt and rotting aquatic vegetation. The general upkeep and cleanliness are completely ignored. Despite huge investments, the expenditure seems infructuous.

Jagriti Negi 12 months ago

Such a peaceful place it is.
Specially in winters you'll love it. But yes in summers it will be little bit hot and mosquito filled place so keep Odomos with yourself.. but overall it's a nice place to visit.
You can do photography or cinematography here. can make videos and can spend some Me time with yourself