Indraprastha Park is a Delhi Development Authority green space on Ring Road near ISBT Sarai Kale Khan in New Delhi. Its five garden zones make it a different kind of stop from the area’s historic landmarks. The park is about 1.9 km from The Beaufort Inn, a three-star inn with rooms available to book.
- Location: Ring Road, near ISBT Sarai Kale Khan
- Scale: 69.31–84 acres across DDA’s area figures; its park description also gives 34 hectares
- Garden zones: Smriti Van, Fragrant Garden, Bougainvillea Garden, Topiary Garden and Foliage Garden
- Amphitheatre: Maximum capacity of 300
Where Indraprastha Park Fits into a Delhi Visit
Indraprastha Park sits along Ring Road near Sarai Kale Khan, making it a green-space stop in this part of New Delhi. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) identifies it as one of its parks and includes Millennium Park (Indraprastha) at Sarai Kale Khan among those managed by Horticulture Division 1.
The park can add an open-air pause to a day focused on the city’s monuments, rather than serving as another monument visit itself. If you are planning around the neighbourhood, the Nizamuddin one-day route covers a different kind of local outing.
Park Setting and Features
The park’s named gardens are its defining features: Smriti Van, Fragrant Garden, Bougainvillea Garden, Topiary Garden and Foliage Garden. Conceived in 2000, the park extends 2.7 km and covers 34 hectares. The site had been a sanitary landfill for more than two decades before its development as a park.
DDA gives area figures ranging from 69.31 acres for Millennium Park (Indraprastha) in its Horticulture Division 1 record to 84 acres on its park page. The park has an amphitheatre with a maximum capacity of 300 and is a Category B park with an amphitheatre under DDA’s Park Booking Policy.
Opening Times, Facilities and Visitor Rules
The amphitheatre is the park’s named facility, and DDA’s booking policy categorizes the park as a Category B park with an amphitheatre. The five garden zones provide other named features to look for during a visit.
Opening hours
- Monday to Sunday: 6:00–19:15
Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.
Opening hours, facilities and visitor rules can affect your plans, so check the official site before you go: use the Delhi Development Authority’s park information and booking policy for current details.
How do you get to Indraprastha Park?
Indraprastha Park is on Ring Road near ISBT Sarai Kale Khan. For broader context on local connections, this New Delhi transport guide covers getting around the city. Check current route information before choosing public transport.
Choosing It for a Short Break
Choose Indraprastha Park when you want a green-space stop in the Sarai Kale Khan area, with named gardens rather than a schedule of monuments. Its long footprint and five garden zones give the visit a distinct focus; the amphitheatre is another feature, though no regular programme is established.
For a simple plan, start with the garden zones and allow time to move through the park’s 2.7 km extent. If you are also visiting nearby sights, check their locations and opening arrangements separately before setting out.
FAQs
Where is Indraprastha Park?
It is on Ring Road near ISBT Sarai Kale Khan in New Delhi.
What gardens are in Indraprastha Park?
DDA names Smriti Van, Fragrant Garden, Bougainvillea Garden, Topiary Garden and Foliage Garden as its five primary zones.
Does Indraprastha Park have an amphitheatre?
Yes. It has an amphitheatre with a maximum capacity of 300.
How large is Indraprastha Park?
DDA gives area figures ranging from 69.31 acres to 84 acres across its park records. Its park description also gives an area of 34 hectares.