Anna Nagar Tower Park

Anna Nagar Tower Park is a 15.35-acre urban park in Anna Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, centered around a 135-foot (41 m) tower built in 1968 for the World Trade Fair. Managed by the Greater Chennai Corporation, it features a lake, walking tracks, children's play areas and landscaped gardens. A popular recreational and fitness hub for residents, it is known for its distinctive tower, green open spaces and evening lighting.

Visitors can expect a large landscaped urban park with paved walking and jogging tracks around a central lake, shaded seating areas, children's play equipment, and the iconic 135-foot tower as a visual landmark. The park has well-maintained lawns, trees and garden beds, with crowds of walkers, joggers and families especially in mornings and evenings. The tower itself is currently closed to public access, but can be viewed and photographed from the grounds.

The park and its 12-storey, 135-foot tower were constructed in 1968 by B. S. Abdur Rahman for the India International Trade Fair (World Trade Fair) held in Chennai. The tower was designed to offer panoramic views of the city and the fairgrounds. After the fair, the grounds were developed into a public park and later handed over to the Greater Chennai Corporation, becoming one of Chennai's prominent planned parks from the late 1960s.

A major recreational and community gathering space for Anna Nagar and northwest Chennai, the park serves as a daily fitness, leisure and family outing destination and a recognizable landmark of the planned Anna Nagar township developed by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board in the 1970s.