Rashtriya Dalit prerna sathal (Dr Ambedkar Park) Noida's Finest

"This place appears to exist as a designated park in Gurugram, making it a useful green space option for nearby residents. Such parks are generally suitable for morning walks, light exercise, yoga, or taking children out for some fresh air. If the basic infrastructure like walking paths, benches, and lighting is maintained well, it can serve as a nice local escape from daily routine. ⚠️ Things to Keep in Mind Maintenance: Some parks in the Gurugram area often face issues like broken lights, damaged benches, or uneven pathways. In a few nearby parks, visitors have reported problems such as non-functional fountains and poor upkeep. Facilities & Safety: If you plan to visit in the evening, it’s advisable to first check whether there is proper lighting and some level of security, as a few parks in the region tend to feel less safe after dark. Cleanliness & Comfort: Amenities like clean seating areas, drinking water, and usable washrooms vary from park to park, so expectations should be moderate. Crowd & Atmosphere: Depending on the sector and time of day, the park may feel peaceful and uncrowded or, at times, under-utilised, which can make it feel quiet rather than lively."

"During BSP regime, it was built and well maintained. It remains open till 9 pm so evening time is more recommended. It’s a nice place with large gardens on all four sides . One can go for picnic with family and friends. Just beside the park lies Okhla bird sanctuary so one can visit both according to their convenience. There are facilities of drinking water & seating. You can click photo's and make videos."

"Overall nice place to visit BUT . By best utilisation of space . By maintaining cleanliness . By installing more monuments And . By adding more facilities like light show and many more , This place has more capacity to get better and can be the tourism hot spot."

"Good place to visit however no public convenience like restrooms or drinking water available. Only boards no facilities. Entry at ₹15 for age greater than 5 years. If you are coming with childrens, come with snacks and water. There are some street hawkers outside gate for snacks. Road side Parking is free outside gate next to main road at your own risk. Tickets counter closes at 5 pm in the evening."

"The Rashtriya Dalit Prerna Sthal and Green garden is located in Sector 93, Noida near the Delhi-Noida-Delhi Flyway. It is also known as Dr. Ambedkar Park, Mayawati Park, Gautam Buddh or Elephant Park. The smarak is spread over 33 acres of land combining architectural grandeur with lush greenery, was built at a cost of Rs. 675 crores. It was commissioned by former Chief minister of Uttar Pradesh Mayawati Ji and inaugurated on 14th Oct 2011. As you enter the park, you see an enormous domed structure. Central dome houses statues of prominent Dalit figures like B.R. Ambedkar, Kanshi Ram as well as the statue of Mayawati herself. Ambedkar plaza includes statues of various Dalit icons and reformers Gautam Buddh, Sant Shiromani, Sant Kabir, Birsa Munda, Periyar Ramaswamy, Narayana Guru, Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj. It also features a beautiful fountain with bronze elephants. There are 24 eighteen ft. high sandstone statues of elephants which represent the symbol of BSP. The park's unique architecture and serene environment of the green garden attract visitors too much. The Dalit Prerna Sthal is designed to inspire people who devoted their life for humanity and equality. It serves as a place to showcase Dalit culture, history, and achievements. Entry fees Rs. 25 per adult. Facilities for parking, public toilets and drinking water are not sufficient. Noida Sec. 16 & 18 is the nearest Blueline Metro of Delhi. Prerna Sthal opening and closing timing is 09:00 AM – 09:00 PM. Overall a good place for a day picnic with family & friends !!!"