Bonta Park - Park in Delhi - North, India

It is a beautiful woodland which encompasses within itself 2 lakes, walk ways, trails, running tracks, monuments. Parks like these provide some respite to the lungs of a city dwellers through the splendid green beings know as Trees. We will chance upon many peacocks who are singing to each other with some interruption of the monkeys. You also find flowering tree who add these charm to these beautiful place. Oh and there 2 small lakes, the notorious khooni jheel and lesser known sarapkar Jheel. There is also a badminton court. This place provides some respite from the cacophony of the vehicular noise and pollutions associated with modern life. The morning are specially blessed. Convenient located near Vishwavidalya metro station and Civil Lines metro station. The collection of photos and videos being shared were captured in the morning and the evening.

Love visiting this park as it feels like a mini jungle. Lots of peacocks, peahens, monkeys and butterflies. Many people come here to walk and mingle everyday.

Bonta... There was a time when there were no trees in this area. It used to be a deserted place. Yes... one could see Kashmere Gate, Red Fort and Jama Masjid from here. Gurudwara Majnu ka Teela was also visible from here. And obviously Viceregal Lodge (VC office of DU today) too that had come into existence in the year 1902. Close by used to be Old Secretariat that housed offices of Governor Generals who would stay in Bunglow No. 01, Alipore Road that became IP College in 1930. During Raj Times, trees were planted in and around this Bonta area and today it is full of greenery, almost a Jungle and as always continues to remain notorious. Sadly, even today it is popular among Honeymoon and Pre-honeymoon couples. Still recommended not to walk around in this area after sunset. Known now as Kamla Nehru Park in Old Delhi it used to be famous as Bonta in the past. See this place carefully... During Mutiny, a few British families were hiding here and when no help reached them they finally had to flee towards Karnal taking GT Road which was just 200 Meters away. Karnal used to have an Army Base. Later, the Cantonment was shifted to Ambala. I miss Bonta. Every morning I would have my walk there... I do remember it so very clearly... this historical structure used to remain open till 1975-76 and we would climb up the steps. The Big Iron Door remains locked now. Yes... For someone who likes to take some time off the craziness of life, this one offers an ideal escape where you can take in the general calmness and beauty of nature.

Nice place to visit but beware of monkeys don't go near them or don't try to feed them you will regret. Also you are not allowed to take your cycles inside.

A very good park. Lots of area to explore. Feels half like a jungle. There's a Hanuman mandir too.

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Good place to be connected with nature and a hell lot of monkeys in one place.

Very nice and popular with huge area .Lots of people come on daily basis there for morning walk there you get badminton court also .you also come to see lots of monkey there.