Hyderabad will soon launch "Divyang Park," its first inclusive park for the visually challenged and people with disabilities. Spearheaded by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, the park aims to provide an independent space for all to experience nature. Hyderabad: In a groundbreaking move, Hyderabad is set to unveil its first park designed to cater to the visually challenged and people with disabilities, providing an inclusive space where they can independently experience nature.
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is spearheading this innovative initiative with the development of “Divyang Park” in Jubilee Hills. Location and inauguration date Scheduled to open by November, this unique park will be located on Road No. 51 in Jubilee Hills and will be the first of its kind in the city.
GHMC has earmarked Rs 1 crore for the project, with tenders already floated for the upcoming construction. The park is designed with accessibility at its core. Braille signage, sensory railings, and directional signs will be placed throughout to ensure visually impaired visitors can navigate the space independently.
Informational displays will describe the flora and fauna, while safety signs will promote a secure environment for all visitors. Key features and highlights As per Anurag Jayanti, Zonal Commissioner’s quote on TOI, the uniqueness of this Divyang Park lies in its sensory gardens, which are specifically designed to engage the visually challenged through thei.