Archive · 18 Sep 2026
45-acre Panathur tree park inaugurated under Bengaluru urban forest scheme
A new tree park has opened in Panathur, Bengaluru.
It covers 45 acres of land managed by the Forest Department.
The park was built with money from Qualcomm India and help from SayTrees.
It has many trees and plants that can provide homes for birds and animals.
Visitors can walk along a two-kilometre eco-trail.
There is also an open gym, a children’s play area, toilets, parking and shaded gazebos.
The forest minister asked for the remaining 100 acres to be developed too.
The park is meant to give people more green space and encourage outdoor activities.
Forest Minister Ramalinga Reddy inaugurated a 45-acre tree park at Panathur near Whitefield.
The park was developed under the Forest Department’s Nagaravana scheme with Rs 4.50 crore in CSR funding.
Qualcomm India Pvt Ltd supported the project in collaboration with NGO SayTrees.
Facilities include a two-kilometre eco-trail, open gym, children’s play equipment, toilets, parking and gazebos.
Reddy urged Qualcomm India to help develop the remaining 100 acres of Forest Department land in Panathur.
- Who
- Forest Minister Ramalinga Reddy inaugurated the park, which was developed by the Forest Department with support from Qualcomm India Pvt Ltd and SayTrees.
- What
- A 45-acre tree park was inaugurated under the Nagaravana urban forest scheme.
- When
- The articles do not specify the inauguration date.
- Where
- Panathur village in Varthur hobli, Bengaluru East taluk, near Whitefield.
- Why
- To provide green space, support environmental conservation, create habitat for wildlife and encourage healthy outdoor activities.
- Park size
- 45 acres
- Location
- Panathur, Bengaluru
- Development cost
- Rs 4.50 crore
- Funding
- Corporate social responsibility funding from Qualcomm India Pvt Ltd
- Collaborating organisation
- SayTrees
- Eco-trail
- Two kilometres
- Remaining land
- 100 acres of Forest Department land in Panathur remains to be developed