This park is located behind the presidential palace and its name comes from the fact that it has many palm trees. It is a peaceful, pleasant place to walk and spend some time enjoying the outdoors. It is particularly pleasant in the afternoons, as many birds are seen returning to the trees that appear to be their habitats. There are some other trees that are beautiful and ancient. More information about the park and its history can be found here.
This park is a meeting place for parties and festivals, such as Holi Phagwa.
Holi Phagwa festival scene in the park
Holi Phagwa festival scene in the park
Holi Phagwa festival scene in the park
One of the ancestral trees that can be seen in the park.
The diversity of other plants that live with it is striking.
One of the ancestral trees that can be seen in the park.
Canal within the park
Panoramic view of the park
Panoramic view of the park
Henck Arron statue
Henck Alphonsus Eugène Arron (25 April 1936 – 4 December 2000) was the first Prime Minister of Suriname after it gained independence in 1975.
