Victoria Park, Bhavnagar, Gujarat India

Victoria Park It covers an area of about 500 acres (2 km²) with diverse flora and fauna. This park is a paradise for bird watchers and nature lovers.

 The Victoria Park, spanning a total area of 500 acres, is a forest conserved by the Indian Government within the boundary of the Bhavnagar city. Rich in flora and fauna, the forest has varieties of Indian birds like waders, raptors and perching birds that attract bird watchers and nature admirers. This reserve forest is located 3 km south of the city of Bhavnagar. The park was set up in 1888 by Maharaja Takhtasinhji of the Bhavnagar city. Bound with roads on all three sides, the park is built in a shape of a triangle. It was designed under the supervision of Councillor Mr. Proctor Sins. Thorny, scrubby, spiny and xerophytes are the vegetation mainly found in the forest. There are all together 422 plants in the Victoria Park.