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ASIA'S LARGEST PARK "JANESHWAR MISHRA PARK" | You Must See This

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Hey beautiful people's

I hope you all are doing good!

Wherever you go, fresh air is available only in open spaces.There are many places where after going, You body becomes more active and you feels good.

I often get bored living at home when I can't go out for a long time So me and my friends, we all keep making plans to walk together....so that we can feel good and fresh... sometime.

So for some days we were planning that we go to some where some park and something else.....so finally decided to go to a park...which is named Janeshwar Mishra Park...

Now you can read its history from here.

This park was the dream park of Mulayam Singh Yadav which was completed in 2017 and it was built by Akhilesh Yadav son of Mulayam Singh Yadav.The park is spread over 376 acres (1.5 km) and was started in 2012 and cost around $276,026 to build the park.

There is also a famous river associated with this famous, park which goes through this river, whose name is Gomti River.Not only this, there is also a very big statue in this park which is of Pandit Janeshwar Mishra And also there is a very big Indian flag which is visible from far away and looks very beautiful and very attractive to see..

This park is so big that it will take you more than 1 day to walk and cover it...Every day more than 5000-7000 peoples come here to roam. There are also walking path,play grounds, flowers and gyms..Not only this, there are many such famous parks and architects in Lucknow .. some of which are the most famous and big.

Most of the people come here every day for walk and gyming... Many come to chill with the family. It is a very open place...where there is a lot of cool and fresh air at morning

So I captured many landscape photos and also recorded some short clips which I edited to make a cinematic video Because personally I love to take cinematic shots that's why I did this....