Thiruparankundram ECO park — Attraction in Madurai

The worst park and focuses only collecting money... You should pay for both adults and children to get into the park. But there is no maintenance most of the children from the nearby areas are accessing this park and this is the only place to relax for the adults of this area to. This shows how cruel the park management is, it is all sharp and broken would hurt the children badly but they never care about it even though it is taken to their knowledge.

Canteen is inside the park which reuses the oil and that is also for making money and they are selling food for the children but they never bother about it. The so called government officials are not checking such vendors and taking against them.

It is better to prevent yourself and your loveable children from those dangerous equipments, places...

People staying near Thiruparankundram can easily visit this park. Children will definitely enjoy spending time here. Even during the scorching sun, the park feels cool and refreshing because of the large number of trees around.

The kids’ play area has many play items, but they are quite old, so parents need to be cautious while letting children use them. Beyond this section, the Children’s Park has more attractions suitable for both kids and adults, including remote car rides, a ball pit, and break dance rides.

It’s also wonderful to see the majestic, age-old banyan trees and watch the groups of monkeys with their little ones, which add to the park’s...

A good pocket friendly park where we can play slides, seesaw, swings etc ... Good to walk with your dear ones. Crowded on Saturday Sunday on the play area sides. But, in weekdays mostly it will be free but, sometimes school kids may come for excursion.

Canteen snacks facilities are available. French fries and pista icecream, we tasted was good.

Good Greeny area for pre or post wedding photoshoot.

Entry fees for adults is Rs.20 and kids aged less than 12 is Rs. 10. Good parking space is available at Rs 10 for two wheeler and Rs 20 for four wheeler.

Public transport is not very frequent. So, travelling by private vehicles is...