Jubilee Park, Jamshedpur

Jubilee Park in the Sakchi area of Jamshedpur opened in 1958, the city's golden jubilee year, as a gift from the Tata Steel company. Its design took inspiration from the Brindavan Gardens at Mysore, and it is sometimes called the Mughal Gardens of Jamshedpur. Spread over 200 acres, it is counted among the five largest urban parks in India.

The park is used by joggers, cyclists and picnicking families, and it holds a statue of Jamsetji Tata, a rose garden, a children's park and fountains. At its centre is Jayanti Sarovar, a man-made lake with Bat Island in the middle. Next to it are the Tata Steel Zoological Park, known for its Bengal tigers seen from safari jeeps, and the Nicco water and amusement parks. A laser fountain show is a popular draw, and the park is lit up for Founder's Day.