They say ” Never miss an opportunity of noticing anything of beauty”
Yes!!! We are lucky that Belgaum is blessed with such beautiful nature. One of the eye touching nature garden in our city is the famous ‘Sharkat Park” situated in Camp. Nature is an important & integral part of mankind. It is one of the greatest blessings for humans.
However nowadays humans fail to recognize it. “Nature” repairs everything it is the best medicine that one can find and sooth their mind and souls. The park which is well constructed has it’s water flow, small bridge , well equipped chairs and children playing area. The green lush garden with the huge tall trees, fresh air and sunlight , chirping of birds has made the citizens of Belgaum to spend their quality time with family, friends and their loved ones.
The Park has many varieties of plant’s which makes it more worth watching and spending time. The nature has been an inspiration to many artists, poets and writers. The modern generation should learn from the yesteryear and start valuing nature before it gets too late. The “nature” has bestowed it’s everything to humankind it is our collective individual responsibility to maintain and respect the nature around us.
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