Ratna Park

This park has all of the aesthetic charm of an abandoned Butlins Holiday Camp from the 1950’s, however, I can’t give it one star as, when you walk around it, it is apparent how much the locals love being there (families, off duty police, students etc) The atmosphere is lovely, the flowers and ponds much less so.

could have been a nicer park in the city centre. still not bad. they should keep in clean and nice. located near a busy bus park and area.

The park is fenced and we couldn’t really figure out how to get inside. We just looked at it through the bars. We went in December and it is important to note that Kathmandu hadn’t had rain for five months, so the locals tell us, so everything was a bit dry. Kathmandu reminded me of a desert city, like Lima in Peru. We circumnavigated the whole park, even walking through the bus depot. Anyway, it’s as good a way as any to start orientating yourself with Kathmandu and the local culture. If it’s parks that you want to see particularly, my recommendation is the Garden of Dreams.

A small park in the mid of city, but full of sound by moving vehicles, little dust and smog every where.

We thought to explore some of the area outside of Thamel and came to this park. It was a very dusty and uneven walk to the area, and extremely busy with foot traffic to get here, although a way to see the locals going about their business. There was a small entry fee for Ratna Park, and probably I was being judgemental as a western tourist, but the park is run down and not well maintained (eg dead flowers, more brown than green). There were some locals there and appeared to cater for young people and couples. I appreciate there is not a lot of open green space in the area so it did at least offer a quieter space from the main streets but it's not a tourist attraction in terms of seeing the flowers.

This place is clean, and very good for looking the calm conditon. the location i sclose with touristic area.

the park is named by quine ratna rajya laxmi devi shah.Now, a days it is also a green garden for the public.

We were doing our morning tour and planned to visit this park,because it was on our way, not because we thought it would be anything special, but it was locked, and we could not find anything written about the opening hours.We could only see it from outside - it is on the main street and noisy.

Located in the center of the city with crowds, noises. Recently it is reconstructed but still is not place for the tourists to visit as it consists very small and noisy area, rather you can go to dream garden.

Ratna Park is a park located at the heart of the city and very near to the bus stand, Ratna Park is a park. Most of the time you can see young couple and elderly people roaming around. Just don't waste your time here and move on if you are a tourist

Great experience from the moment I arrived. Friendly staff, relaxing atmosphere, and one of the best massages I've enjoyed in Dubai.

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Good place for two hours spending with friends.