In the heart of the city and on the banks of the Vishwamitri River, this green space encloses the Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery, the History of Health Museum, a zoo, a planetarium, and a toy train. Originally named after Sayajirao III who got it built in 1879, the park is commonly referred to as Kamati Baug. You’ll need a few hours to explore the entire sprawl spread over no less than 45 acres. Start with the zoo, move on to the aquarium and fit in a show at the planetarium (4pm – Gujarati; 5pm – English; 6pm – Hindi). Children will love the astronomy park which exhibits ancient Indian astronomical instruments.
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ppurabi dutta chowdhury4093 days ago
There is some activity for everyone in this park. History buffs can visit the museum and picture gallery which is quite impressive. For families with small children there is a toy train (seems to be hugely popular), zoo, planetarium and aquarium. Health enthusiasts can take a walk / jog in lush green surroundings. Or one can simply hang out in the beautiful garden. Though the place seems to have lots of visitors, it does not seem crowded as the place is spread over a large area.Read More
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