Khorog city park occupies several leafy blocks south of Lenin Street and west of Tash Muhammed Street. The park was renovated by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture in 2009. Planted poplar trees provide a canopy for a promenade along the Gunt River. A side stream has been dammed to form a swimming pool in the summer and a skating rink in the winter. Flower beds, paved walkways, statues, fountains, benches, a play area, open-air theater, restaurant and tea house make this a pleasant place for the whole family. It is a peaceful, shady place to stroll, bicycle, people watch, snack on a bench, watch kids play or walk along the fast-flowing Gunt river. The PECTA tourist information center (one of the best sources of information about and handicrafts from the Pamir mountains and the Wakhan valley) is near the park's eastern entrance gate. Several cafes, restaurants, banks, ATM and souvenir shops are nearby in the streets surrounding the park. The park is open from 6am to midnight every day, and there is no entrance fee.

The Khorog City Park is an amazing park near the edge of the city but really attracts a lot of people and seems to be pretty well taken care of too. Many people there who can show you around or point things out on the city skyline, never in my years did I think a place like Khorog existed and was successful, thriving and becoming a centre in itself. Lovely park in a lovely city.