Osho Teerth Park
A peaceful Japanese-style park along a stream in Koregaon Park, with bamboo groves, a waterfall and quiet paths.
Quick facts
- Location:
- Koregaon Park
- Also called:
- Nala Park
- Known for:
- Bamboo, stream, quiet
- Timings:
- Morning and evening hours; check before visiting
About the park
Osho Teerth Park, also called Nala Park, was made along a stream (nala) in Koregaon Park. It is laid out in a Japanese style and kept by the Osho International Meditation Resort nearby. The park is open to the public at set hours in the morning and evening.
What you can see today
- Bamboo groves, a small waterfall and a stream with wooden bridges.
- Quiet shady paths, good for a calm walk.
- Birds in the trees along the water.
How to reach
The park is in Koregaon Park, close to North Main Road. Autos and cabs are the easiest way.
Tips for visitors
- Keep your voice low; visitors come here for silence.
- Check the opening hours before you go, as the park closes in the middle of the day.
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Questions and answers
Is Osho Teerth Park open to everyone?
Yes, it is open to the public at set hours in the morning and evening.
What is the other name of Osho Teerth Park?
Nala Park, because it lies along a stream (nala).
Sources: Written by PuneDiary. Facts checked 10 October 2026.