Bharati Park

Bharati Park, also known as Government Park, is a serene and well-maintained public park located in the heart of Puducherry. It is named after the famous Tamil poet Subramania Bharati. The park is a perfect blend of nature and history, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors.

Open: 24 Hours

Close: Open all day

Closed on: Never

Indian Visitors: ₹0

Foreign Visitors: ₹0

Children (Below 15 years): Free

The ideal time to visit is during the following months:

OctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruary

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Stay In Well-Lit Areas - Puducherry is generally safe, but it is advisable to stay in well-lit areas, especially at night.
Rent A Bicycle - Exploring Puducherry by bicycle is eco-friendly and allows you to access narrow streets easily.
Dress Modestly - When visiting religious sites, ensure to dress modestly out of respect for local customs.
Keep Emergency Contacts - Have a list of emergency contacts, including local authorities and your embassy.
Use Licensed Taxis - Always opt for licensed taxis or trusted rideshare services for safety.
Respect Sacred Sites - Refrain from disrupting religious practices and rituals at temples and other sacred sites.
Beware Of Pickpockets - Like any tourist destination, be aware of your belongings in crowded places.
Check Bus Schedules - Public buses are an economical option, but check the schedules in advance as they may be infrequent.
Learn Basic Tamil or French - Although English is widely spoken, learning a few phrases in Tamil or French can enhance your cultural experience.