Tagore Park — Attraction in Puducherry

the Mahe Tagore Park, named after the renowned Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore. This sprawling park, adorned with lush greenery, meandering pathways, and a serene river offers a welcome respite from the urban clamor. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll, a moment of solitude, or a picnic with loved ones, Mahe Tagore Park has something for everyone.

A Haven for Nature Lovers

As you step into the park, you are enveloped by a symphony of sights and sounds. The vibrant hues of blooming flowers, the rustling of leaves in the gentle breeze, and the melodious chirping of birds create an atmosphere of serenity and tranquility. The park's well-maintained pathways, winding through the lush greenery, invite you to explore its hidden corners.

A Cultural Gem

A special highlight of Mahe Tagore Park is the Mayyazhi Puzhayude Theerangalil, an intricate wall sculpture depicting scenes from the famous Malayalam noval of the same name.

A Place for Picnics and Gatherings

The park's expansive lawns provide ample space for picnics and gatherings. Families and friends spread out their mats, enjoying the warm sunshine and sharing laughter and stories. The tranquil atmosphere of the park makes it an ideal setting for creating cherished me

Whether you're seeking a moment of peace, a connection with nature, or a place to unwind with loved ones, Mahe Tagore Park will leave you feeling refreshed and...

Tagore Park in Mahe is situated about 15 km away from Thalassery. A statue of Marianna, a prominent figure of French insurrection who later became the national Scarcely maintained, the park is a hidden gem in Mahe, but derelict due to mismanagement. The govt is totally unconcerned about its prized possession. The name Mahé derives from Mayyazhi, the name given to the local river and region in the Malayalam language.The original spelling found on French documents[which]from the early 1720s is Mayé, with Mahé and Mahié also found on documents, maps and geographical dictionaries until the early 19th century when the spelling Mahé became the norm. Therefore, the belief that the name of the town was given in honour of Bertrand François Mahé de La Bourdonnais (1699–1753), whose later fame derived in good part from his association with India, including his capture of Mayé in 1741, is incorrect. Another claim that the spelling Mahé was officially adopted by the leader of the expedition that retook the city in 1726 in recognition of La Bourdonnais' role at the time is also unlikely. It is probable that the resemblance of Mayé, not to mention Mahé, with La Bourdonnais' family name prompted later generations to assume that the famous Frenchman was somehow directly or indirectly associated with the name to the town or the spelling...

One of the park and view which I ever seen..

1)got children playing area (gone now cause no maitance service!!)

2)sitting area (almost gone no maintenance)

3)gardening nice arrangements when it's started (not maintaining at all.. 99 %gone)

Good waking or cycling space (area not clean at all)

Parking space available, no securitys!!

Some story written their can't read cause its fully covered with trees and plants, horrible

Who ever is hehind this please do something.

Can keep the place neat first.

Keep cycling and some jogging and cardio equipment

Keep one security at least

Can generate income by collecting entrance fee, cycle for rent can give you other source income

And someshop allow inside, can give you income - rent

Please please don't ignore this park.. Do...