Janeshwar Mishra Park

Janeshwar Mishra Park is a large public urban park located in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Spread over approximately 376 acres, it is considered one of Asia's largest parks. Developed by the Lucknow Development Authority and inaugurated in 2014, it is named after socialist leader Janeshwar Mishra. The park features landscaped gardens, artificial lakes, jogging and cycling tracks, and open green spaces, serving as a major recreational and leisure destination for residents and visitors.

Visitors can expect a vast, well-maintained urban green space with landscaped lawns, tree-lined avenues, artificial lakes and wetlands, and long paved jogging and cycling tracks. The park offers open areas for walking and relaxation, boating facilities on the lakes, children's play areas, outdoor gym equipment, sculptures and themed gardens. The environment is calm and family-friendly, suitable for morning walks, evening strolls, photography and picnics.

The park was developed by the Lucknow Development Authority and inaugurated on 5 August 2014. It is named in memory of Janeshwar Mishra (1933-2010), a noted socialist leader from Uttar Pradesh. The design was inspired by Hyde Park in London and was conceived as a large-scale urban green space for Lucknow.

The park serves as a major public recreational and community space for Lucknow, hosting daily leisure activities, fitness routines and family gatherings, and functions as a memorial dedicated to Janeshwar Mishra.