The park was established by the Telangana State Forest Department as part of the Haritha Haram initiative to increase green cover.
It is managed under the Urban Forest Park project, which focuses on converting reserve forest areas into public-accessible recreational spaces.
The park contains a dedicated herbal garden showcasing medicinal plants native to the Deccan region.
It incorporates a small water body that acts as a catchment area for local groundwater recharge.
Bhagyanagar Nandanavanam Park is a sprawling urban forest and conservation site located in the Peerzadiguda area of Hyderabad. The park functions as a biological corridor designed to preserve local flora and enhance the city's green cover. Visitors can navigate an extensive network of walking and cycling trails that wind through dense forested sections. The landscape features landscaped gardens, large rock formations, and designated zones for ecological education. It serves as a natural lung for the surrounding residential neighborhoods, offering a break from the urban sprawl of Eastern Hyderabad.
The elevated viewing deck overlooking the dense forest canopy.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes to navigate the unpaved trail sections.
Bring insect repellent, as the dense forest cover creates a habitat for mosquitoes.
Carry your own hydration, as refreshment stalls are limited within the interior trails.
Do not wander off the marked trails, as the park features rugged, uneven terrain and thorny scrub vegetation.
Closed on Mondays for maintenance.
Avoid feeding wildlife; keep the trails clear of litter; smoking and alcohol consumption are strictly prohibited.
