Lumbini Park Hyderabad is an urban recreational park beside Hussain Sagar Lake, with green spaces, family attractions and boat rides to the Buddha statue. It sits opposite the Secretariat New Gate on Secretariat Road, about a 7-minute walk from Deccan Comforts.
- Setting: Beside Hussain Sagar Lake, opposite the Secretariat New Gate.
- Park hours: Open daily
- Admission: Telangana Tourism gives ₹20 for adults and ₹10 for children; another official listing differs.
- On the water: Boat rides connect the park with the Buddha statue in the lake.
Where Lumbini Park sits beside Hussain Sagar
Lumbini Park occupies the southern edge of Hussain Sagar Lake, in central Hyderabad. The entrance is opposite the Secretariat New Gate on Secretariat Road, in Khairatabad.
Developed and inaugurated in 1994, the park covers 5 acres. Telangana Tourism says it takes its name from Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha in Nepal. Its lakefront location makes the water and the Buddha statue central to a visit, while the park’s paths and green spaces offer a break from the surrounding city.
Hussain Sagar extends beyond this southern edge: Sanjeevaiah Park borders the lake to the north, and Indira Park lies to the east. For a broader look at the waterfront, the Hussain Sagar Lakefront guide puts the park in context with the lake’s other shores.
What can you see and do inside Lumbini Park?
Lumbini Park combines green public space with children’s play facilities, fountains, boating and a laser show. That mix gives you several ways to spend time here without leaving the lakefront.
HMDA names an interactive waterfall, popup fountains, children’s play equipment, guided cars, a floral clock, boating and a cafeteria among the park’s attractions. Telangana Tourism also highlights the children’s play area and green spaces, and says photography is allowed.
Boat rides from the park head to the Buddha statue in Hussain Sagar. Telangana Tourism mentions motorboats and speed boats; Incredible India also names pedal boats and water scooters. The statue itself is 18 metres (58 feet) tall and weighs more than 450 tons.
The park’s laser show combines lights, music and water to present Hyderabad’s history and culture. Incredible India describes an evening show at 7:15 PM that lasts 15 minutes, with a separate nominal fee. Because schedules and attractions can change, confirm the details before planning around a show or boat ride.
What are Lumbini Park’s tickets, opening hours and boating times?
Telangana Tourism gives Lumbini Park’s opening hours as 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with admission at ₹20 for adults and ₹10 for children. HMDA gives different entry fees—₹10 for adults and ₹5 for children aged 5–10—while also giving the same park hours. The official admission prices differ.
It also describes the laser show as a separate paid attraction, but gives no fee amount. Check the official site before you go, especially if you’re visiting for a particular activity or need current ticket details.
Opening hours
- Monday to Sunday: 9:00–21:00
Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.
How do you get to Lumbini Park?
The park’s address is New Gate, opposite Secretariat Road, Khairatabad, Hyderabad, Telangana 500008. You can reach Hussain Sagar by local train, bus, taxi or auto, according to the Hyderabad District government.
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What can you pair with a Lumbini Park visit?
Lumbini Park fits into a wider outing around Hussain Sagar, with other lakeside parks and landmarks forming part of the same broader area. The Hyderabad District government names Birla Mandir and NTR Garden as nearby sights that can be paired with a visit to the lake.
HMDA groups Lumbini Park, NTR Garden, Necklace Road, People’s Plaza and the NTR Memorial among sites developed under the Buddha Purnima Project.
You could start at the park, take a boat ride if services are running, then continue to another of these lakefront spots. For a fuller sequence through the city centre, the one-day central Hyderabad itinerary includes the area in a wider day plan.
FAQs
Where is Lumbini Park in Hyderabad?
It stands beside Hussain Sagar Lake, opposite the Secretariat New Gate on Secretariat Road in Khairatabad.
How much are Lumbini Park tickets?
Official admission prices differ: Telangana Tourism gives ₹20 for adults and ₹10 for children, while HMDA gives ₹10 for adults and ₹5 for children aged 5–10.
Can you take a boat from Lumbini Park to the Buddha statue?
Yes. Boat rides connect the park with the Buddha statue in Hussain Sagar; the options named include motorboats and speed boats, as well as pedal boats and water scooters.
When does the laser show take place?
Incredible India describes a 15-minute show at 7:15 PM each evening, with a separate fee. Check current operating details before arranging your visit around it.