Madhu Park - Park in Yamuna Nagar - Yamunanagar, India

Good for daily walk and for spending quality me time

Madhu Park is a Well lit park with many swings for kids. It has sufficient light to do walk even after 8 pm. The park has a lively atmosphere with all age groups of people walking , playing, discussing and doing yoga. The park has only one entry gate and also has a water cooler for drinking fresh water .

Nice park for people residing nearby. Maintained & clean. People come here for morning/evening walk. There are swings for children in the park.

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Good place for walk

Best park

Its nice. And it also has swings and slides for small kids. but Playing Cricket or Any other sport is banned.

It is a good park, The near by locality kids play there