The first musical park built in Lucknow, where there is a confluence of seven notes; LDA built in CG City – Read

There are many such parks in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, which are discussed at the national and international level. Like – Janeshwar Mishra Park, the Jurassic Park built inside this park and Ambedkar Park, which has statues of 124 elephants. Now a musical park has also been built in the capital Lucknow. This park has enlivened the city with the sounds of music. People are coming in large numbers to see this park. However, its formal inauguration is yet to happen.

In fact, under a unique initiative, Musical Park, Sports Arena has been constructed by Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) in the northern part of CG City Scheme. A musical park and sports arena have been constructed in the green connector from Gol intersection to HCL intersection in the northern part of CG City on Sultanpur Road. Very soon the residents of Lucknow will get their gift.

This park is spread over an area of ​​12.90 acres.

This unique musical park is spread over an area of ​​12.90 acres. Its construction has cost approximately Rs 1,170 lakh. Based on the waste-to-art theme, this park includes 34 attractive sculptures made from waste material, which are designed in the shape of various musical instruments. These sculptures have been made in the form of many types of musical instruments.

Not only this, along with replicas of these musical instruments, equipment for sound has also been installed, which makes it even more special. The park also has an open air theater for entertainment and a specially developed sports arena for children, making it an attractive playground for people of all age groups.

This musical park and sports arena will not only be an entertainment venue for the residents of the capital Lucknow, but will also become a confluence of art, environmental protection and sports activities. This effort of Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) will give a new experience to the city residents.

How long will this park remain open?

People can roam in this park from 10 am to 7 pm. At present, the formal inauguration of the musical park is yet to happen, but LDA has already opened its doors for the visitors. Last Sunday, on the holiday, a large number of people reached the park and enjoyed it.

The special thing is that the people coming to the park will be able to come face to face with all the seven notes of the octave. Ragas are created using the ups and downs of notes. Every raga has its own notes. This is exactly how thaats are prepared. Many artefacts have been made from scrap in the park, which are based on raga and thaat. These artefacts contain only those notes which are in the raga associated with it. When it is played, that raga or thaat is played.