By far the most frequented park in the city and quite possibly in the country. Spacious and situated in a dense part of the metropolis. It features an abundance of activities, event spaces, sports facilities and pool. Entrance is free but you will have to pay for most activities. If you know about New York's central park, then meet our version of it.

Although you can relax on the lawn and enjoy the sun, seems like most people are not here to do that. Instead, they are either walking, jogging, bicycling, or partaking in an activity. This is very much an active park. There are a few kiosks at the entrance that sell food. There is even a public library towards the middle of the park.

One of my favorite things about this park are the rolling hills. You cannot see its entirety from any point because it is not flat. Instead, you will have to walk over one hill to see another. This is most evident when using the tracks which extend for more than three kilometers in a circle.

The parking lot will accommodate most cars during the day. But you will start to run out of luck if you arrive after five in the afternoon or on the weekend. I saw only one small facility with a few bathrooms. No toilet paper so bring your own. Their website has a lot of information pertaining to activities.