Ryewood Park
Ryewood Park
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Saket A
Pune, India65 contributions
Dec 2022
Entry is free. There are tall trees. But did not find any flowers. Nothing much to see here. Empress botanical garden in Pune much much better. Not worth visiting this place, can be avoided.
Written December 29, 2022
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imran_tourist
Mumbai, India13 contributions
Feb 2015 • Couples
ryewood park....-only place where u can sit for hours, its a garden.near to main lonavla...so we shuld b expecting large number of people, couples..
its a nice silent place..
but reality is people just pass by.. reason no maintenance.. . garden not maintained. litter, all over.. its deserted , and seem unwanted..no planned action, big tress.. but no greenery.. such a nice big place, it can turn into a good park.. but plain apathy..by ppl.garden can b made, if efforts r taken , it will b heaven .
its a nice silent place..
but reality is people just pass by.. reason no maintenance.. . garden not maintained. litter, all over.. its deserted , and seem unwanted..no planned action, big tress.. but no greenery.. such a nice big place, it can turn into a good park.. but plain apathy..by ppl.garden can b made, if efforts r taken , it will b heaven .
Written March 10, 2015
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reenasekhar
Visakhapatnam, India38 contributions
Mar 2015 • Family
There is nothing much to call it a park except for few old trees and their roots where kids can climb or swing. It was not at all neatly maintained drink bottles and glass pieces were lying here and there apart from other litter and mosquitoes. Its just waste of time or can spend few minutes for the old trees.
Written April 15, 2015
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LouisCastelino
94 contributions
Jan 2015 • Friends
Nothing much to see in the park other than trees and an abandoned water tank. The park is at a 5 minute walk distance from the Lonavala railway station, but only worth spending 5 minutes there. Its is better to visit other attractions in lonavala than wasting time and money to get to this park.
Written February 26, 2015
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tripsafe14
Gurugram (Gurgaon), India4 contributions
Jan 2015 • Solo
I was shocked to see the decrepit condition of the only decent size park in Lonavala - a city frequented by tourists and visitors. Looks like Lonavala residents and city's elected representatives take no pride in their city.
The good thing about the park is it has many tall trees. With a little effort and expense the park can be improved to have walking paths, benches, bins for trash and even toilets. On the other hand I have seen many decent parks destroyed by cheap gimmicks such as toy trains, food vending stalls, water towers, etc. at the expense of trees, shrubs and flowers. Tourists visit Lonavala from big cities like Mumbai to see the natural beauty of Sahyadri Hills, not for cheap commercial thrills. Lonavala should not only preserve the trees and open space of Ryewood Park, but strive to improve it.
The good thing about the park is it has many tall trees. With a little effort and expense the park can be improved to have walking paths, benches, bins for trash and even toilets. On the other hand I have seen many decent parks destroyed by cheap gimmicks such as toy trains, food vending stalls, water towers, etc. at the expense of trees, shrubs and flowers. Tourists visit Lonavala from big cities like Mumbai to see the natural beauty of Sahyadri Hills, not for cheap commercial thrills. Lonavala should not only preserve the trees and open space of Ryewood Park, but strive to improve it.
Written January 27, 2015
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Arpith J
Bengaluru, India37 contributions
Dec 2014 • Couples
The park is not so great but there is a tree which has amazingly long branches. One can go visit and come back in an hour or so.
Written January 3, 2015
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sam2785
Mumbai (Bombay), India10 contributions
Jan 2013 • Couples
It is not a park... no seating arrangement.. nothing in the park to do.. i was not able to stay in the park for a minute... better you go somewhere else or spend more time to hills/valley point
Written January 7, 2013
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SureshKIP
Thane, India173 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
Ryewood park has a temple in between and has beautiful 100 year old tress in it. Nothing much to be done here though.
Written October 23, 2016
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Sonika A
Mumbai, India800 contributions
Dec 2019
Very clean and well-maintained park. It is full of tall trees and flowers. There is also a temple inside the park. Entry is free for all. Nice way to spend a lazy afternoon. But if you are short of time you may avoid it as there are no landscapes here.
Written December 20, 2019
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shree g
Pune339 contributions
Oct 2017 • Family
Named after Mr. Rye who was an English officer who stayed here for a considerable time. It is a thickly wooded park and a popular tourist attraction.
Written October 14, 2017
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