Nice place good place for family for 3to5 hours time pass

Nice for recreation

Nice hangout place

Very good environmental quality and services for school students and childrens free service....... thank you..

Nice place, superb Nature enjoyed a lot

Very nice place for family .

Good place for walking.Small childrens can have lot of fun there.....

Its greenary is fantastic

A good place to playing kids.

Super very good park

Place was good but need more improvements & washroom facilities must be provided

Very nice place to spend time & Very peacefull atmosphere to walk

Peace

Thimmakka was born in Gubbi Taluk, Tumukuru District in Karnataka. She was married to Chikkaiah, a native of Hulikal village in the Magaditaluk of Ramanagar district in Karnataka. She received no formal education and worked as a casual laborer in a nearby quarry. She was married to Chikkaiah who was a laborer but they, unfortunately, could have no children. It is said that Thimmakka started to plant banyan trees in lieu of children.[5] The name word Saalumarada (row of trees in the Kannada language) is how she was referred to because of her work.Trees planted by Salumarada Thimmakka along SH94 from Hulikal to Kuduru villageFicus (banyan) trees were aplenty near Thimmakkas village. Thimakka and her husband started grafting saplings from these trees. Ten saplings were grafted in the first year and they were planted along a distance of 5 kilometers near the neighboring village of Kudoor. Fifteen saplings were planted in the second year and 20 in the third year.She used her own meager resources for planting these trees. The couple used to carry four pails of water for a distance of four kilometers to water the saplings. They were also protected from grazing cattle by fencing them with thorny shrubs.The saplings were planted mostly during monsoonseason so that sufficient rainwater would be available for them to grow. By the onset of the next monsoons, the saplings had invariably taken root.[6] In total, 384 trees were planted, and their asset value has been assessed at around 1.5 million rupees. The management of these trees have now been taken over by the Government of Karnataka.

Very beautiful place for relaxation

Nice place to visit with family and friends with children

Awesome place .....heaven on earth👌👌👌

Very nice place

Good for photoshoots

Well maintained part

Gooood

Super Place Walking in Gubbi

Good

Super

Nice

Beauty

Super

Good leave

The Forest Department really did an excellent job