Lumbini Park: what's nearby, how to get there and when to go · 2026
Urban residents and long-term workers use this lakeside green space to board boats toward the water's central monument and take quiet breaks away from heavy traffic along Necklace Road.
Lumbini Park sits on the banks of Hussain Sagar as a public green space and central ferry departure point.
Constructed on the shoreline of Hussain Sagar, the grounds operate under the administration of the Buddha Purnima Project Authority. The urban park carries the formal name of former Chief Minister T. Anjaiah. Landscaped lawns and walking paths provide open-air recreational space directly adjoining the central lake basin and Necklace Road.
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The waterfront acts as the primary jetty for passenger boats traveling out to the monolithic Buddha statue standing in the reservoir. Within the perimeter, municipal planners installed musical fountains and an outdoor laser auditorium. Entry gates maintain strict security checkpoints with metal detectors following past blast incidents.
- Buddha Statue Ferry
- Laser Auditorium
- Security Screening
- Necklace Road Access
- The Buddha Purnima Project Authority manages the park alongside other regional waterfront developments.
- Ferries running from the park shoreline transport passengers to the Buddha statue in Hussain Sagar.
- Metal detectors were introduced at park entrances to screen visitors following security incidents.
- The site bears the formal municipal dedication to former Chief Minister T. Anjaiah.
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