Tagore Park

Tagore Park is a public seaside park located in Mahe, an enclave of Puducherry on the Malabar Coast of Kerala. Situated near the Mahe River estuary and the Arabian Sea, it is a well-maintained urban park named after Rabindranath Tagore. The park is notable for its landscaped gardens, sea-facing promenade, children's play area and views of the river and sea, serving as a popular leisure spot for residents and visitors.

Visitors can expect a small, well-maintained landscaped park with paved walkways, benches, lawns, flowering plants and trees along the Mahe waterfront near the river mouth. The park offers open views of the Mahe River and Arabian Sea, a children's play area, seating areas for relaxation, and a calm environment for short walks, photography and evening leisure. It is an urban recreational space within walking distance of Mahe town centre.

Tagore Park is named after Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and is located in Mahe, which was formerly a French colonial enclave. The park was developed as a public recreational space for the town and reflects Mahe's French heritage and post-independence development as part of the Union Territory of Puducherry.

The park serves as an important community leisure and gathering space for residents of Mahe and visitors, hosting casual recreation and family outings and representing the town's waterfront leisure culture.