Over 130 parks and gardens boost quality of life in Northern Borders

The Northern Borders region is attracting a growing number of residents and visitors, thanks to its more than 130 parks and gardens spread across its cities and governorates. These green spaces help enhance quality of life and provide a variety of leisure options.

Parks, public gardens, and green areas in the region see significant footfall, especially in the evenings, as visitors enjoy the open air, walking, and recreation. Arar’s Flower Garden and green spaces stand out as a favorite destination for families and children, offering recreational facilities, play areas, seating, and wide lawns.

The Northern Borders Municipality continues its efforts to develop and maintain parks and gardens by caring for green spaces, maintaining walkways, children’s play equipment, lighting, and service facilities, ensuring a safe and attractive environment that meets the needs of all community segments.

Additionally, walking tracks and sports facilities in neighborhoods and public parks are popular among fitness enthusiasts, while six-a-side football pitches in several parks attract youth and amateur players, promoting physical activity and productive use of leisure time.