This is a wonderful park. It has many amenities for all types of people. It’s a great place to relax and take a reprieve from the city. It’s also a great place for kids with a park and other spaces designed for them. Many places in the park are in a state of disrepair and are off limits. I hope the city invests more in this place as it’s very special. There are many different plants to explore and a lake filled with fish. The topography is magical. The buildings here are of a unique architectural design and are worth exploring.
Spend an afternoon here! Afterwards check out one of the many eateries on its periphery in the surrounding neighbourhoods. Well done...
Read moreI found this place on the map and decided to walk to it for a look. At first it seemed a little weird but in context I found it to be great. It is an old Quarry site then just a waste running through it. The late 80s saw the creation of a public area and now displays many terraces, stage areas, and artifical pounds. Such a nice use of space and worth having a look if in the area. During the day it is hot a dry with very few people but after it cools off it becomes a more lively family area. It appears a huge construction has forced the closure of half the park which seems a shame but maybe reopen...
Read moreA hidden treasure. This chasm was a quarry and the source of much of the green stone used in the building of Oaxaca. Long ago it was converted into a park with many stone walls, paths, and small lakes. Also some performance venues.
Recently it is undergoing a massive rehabilitation and upgrade. As of 3/2017 the top third is essentially complete. The middle third is closed and walled off (I assume for construction) and I don't know the status of the bottom third.
The park is rarely discovered and visited by tourists. It's a nice place for a walk and an excellent place...
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