Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: Seeking details on the history of Peace Park Jaipur before my solo visit

Home › Forums › Seeking details on the history of Peace Park Jaipur before my solo visit › Reply To: Seeking details on the history of Peace Park Jaipur before my solo visit

#4244
Debashish Khurana
Participant
    Up
    0
    Down
    ::

    A lesser known milestone is the 2015 “Green Peace Forum” where local students presented tree planting data, leading to the park’s first biodiversity audit. If you’re staying at Ashok Villa, you can join the evening panel on sustainable urban gardens that usually follows the October Heritage Walk. It’s a good chance to ask about the park’s ongoing conservation projects.

    453 discussions 0 replies
    Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
    Browse latest →
    49

    Is Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace usually crowded?

    Naksh Lobo· 4 weeks ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a solo trip to Bangalore and want to see Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace. I hear it’s a beautiful teak‑wood structure with frescoes, but I’m worried about crowds. Do people usually swarm there,…

    48

    Cheap route from Pithoragarh to Kali River after 5pm?

    Isha Chhabra· 4 weeks ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’ll be arriving at Pithoragarh bus stand around 5 pm and want to reach the Kali River for a quick rafting session. The river is open all day and entry is free. What is the…

    43

    Food options for a day trip to Sholayar Dam

    Surya Sodhi· 4 weeks ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a day trip to Sholayar Dam and need to know about food options. Are there any local eateries near the dam or should I bring my own snacks for the boating and…

    46

    Where can I stay near Hiriyur Temple for a day trip?

    Ragesh Ranganathan· 4 weeks ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a quick day trip to Hiriyur Temple and wonder if there are any accommodation options close by. The temple is open all day and free to enter, but I’d like a place…