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Buddha Jayanti Park

Buddha Jayanti Park: At Palam-bound Sardar Patel Marg via Karol Bagh opp. Assam House is Buddha Jayanti Park founded on the auspicious eve of 2500 years of completion of Buddhas Great Salvation. A plant of Bodhi-Briksha was brought from Sri Lanka and planted in the commemorating park. West of Rajpath, the Buddha Jayanti Smarak Park lies in one of the prime areas of the capital and is quite popular with the residents of Delhi. It is full of colorful flowers, green grasses and paved pathways. Though people of all ages visit the park, a majority of visitors are young couples.

Culture & religion

Delhi is a dynamic city that is flexible and adaptable. But that does not mean the city has lost its connection to its roots-its culture. The basic character of the city has remained same over the years. Delhi has this uncanny habit of blending itself with different cultures without losing its own color. Perhaps this is what has survived the culture of Delhi despite various outside influences in the past. People from different corners of the country have come and made Delhi their home. The culture of Delhi, thus, is liberal and tolerable. People from different parts of India live in