All honors to the city fathers for leaving space for a park in the middle of the city. Having read some of the previous reviews (which was the reason behind my deciding to visit), I had expected a quiet park where one can meditate and enjoy the nature. In fact it was quite filled with many adults and many children despite the fact that it was a school day. In my not so humble opinion additional benches would have been a very positive addition. If we address this from a positive side, there was indeed grass as well as a small artificial lake, a jogging track (being used in 35 degrees centigrade), and a magnificent children’s play area equipped with lots and lots of equipment. I wouldn’t recommend making a special trip to see it (as I did), but if you happen to be in the area visiting one of the many attractions nearby, it wouldn’t hurt to drop in for a short while.

The large park below the towers is a wellcome recreational area to bring children to play, sit down reading or run along the designated lanes. The ever increasing panorama of skyscrapers around it is best seen at sundown when the fountain also starts its coloured performance. More highrises and yet another metro station will soon fill the back end of the park .

The oasis of greenery, in the middle of the concrete jungle, with the backdrop of the twin towers, is spectacular. After 5.30pm it becomes cool enough to stay outdoors. The dancing fountains are mesmerising, and photos come out great because it’s still bright but without direct sunlight.