The park houses life-sized fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) models of prehistoric creatures, including several species of dinosaurs.
It is strategically located along the flood-bank area of the Krishna River, near the Prakasam Barrage.
The park's design emphasizes topiary work, with shrubs sculpted into various animal shapes throughout the grounds.
Rajiv Gandhi Park is a river-adjacent recreational space situated along the banks of the Krishna River in Vijayawada. The park is characterized by its collection of bright, life-sized statues depicting various prehistoric dinosaurs and animals. It features extensive manicured lawns, paved walking paths, and colorful floral landscaping. The facility serves as a prominent green space within the urban landscape of the Krishnalanka area. It is managed by the local municipal corporation and serves as a popular destination for families and recreational walkers. The layout incorporates designated zones for children's play equipment and outdoor seating areas. The park's proximity to the river provides a consistent breeze, mitigating the local heat during evening hours.
Beside the large dinosaur statues located in the central lawn area.
Visit during the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the peak heat of the day.
Wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking on paved paths and grass.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to the river can lead to increased mosquito activity during twilight.
Avoid visiting during the peak heat of midday, as there is limited natural canopy shade in certain sections of the park.
Maintain noise levels and avoid walking on restricted grass beds meant for preservation; dispose of trash in provided bins to keep the riverside environment clean.
