In the afternoon, invitees from a cross section of society were shown around the expansive park grounds. A concert was held in the evening, featuring popular Bhutanese artists and dancers who have been trained by De-Suung Skilling Programme Dance programme. More than 1,000 people visited the park on the first day.
Changyul Park opened to public yesterday Changyul Park, spanning seven-acres along the Wangchhu river corridor, a gift from His Majesty the King to the people of Thimphu and those visiting the capital, represents a substantial investment of over Nu 150 million, involving over 300 Desuups who worked for more than 18 months on the development of the park. The director for the Department of Human Settlement, Tashi Penjor, said that the park is not just a normal park but a celebration of Bhutanese culture, architecture and identity in the urban space. “We are hopeful that the residents will make the best use of it along with taking accountability of its cleanliness and management.
” The Changyul Park is expected to enhance the quality of life for Thimphu’s residents and serve as a model for future green initiatives in the capital. The Park is a royal initiative of His Majesty the King..
