Beejis Park , Dalhousie

In Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh, Beeji's Park's top half is shown here. On the left side of this location, there is a tank installed. In close proximity to Dalhousie, on the route that connects the two cities, is Beeji's Park (approx 2km from Gandhi Chowk). Chairman of Dalhousie Public School Dr. G.S. Dhillon created and organised the space. All mothers are honoured in Dalhousie's defence park.

The highest point of Beeji's park is home to a Russian-supplied T-70 tank that saw action in both the 1999 Kargil War and the Indo-Pakistan War of 1971. Dr. G.S. Dhillon, chairman of Dalhousie Public School, has previously revealed these details. At the Beeji's park, cutting-edge weapons of this kind and other cutting-edge defence gear are on display.

Important Fact about Beeji's Park

A MIG-21 fighter jet was also donated to Beeji's Park in 2013 by Air Chief Marshal N.A.K. Brown, a former Chief of the Air Staff. From this, you can tell that Mr. Dhillon started it much earlier, but the park was officially given the name Beeji's Park in 2016. Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha, the previous Chief of the Air Staff, gave two surface-to-air Pichora missiles in 2015, and they are now mounted on one side of this MIG-21.

Several significant weapons with individual histories have been erected at the park. Everything has a board erected alongside it that explains what it is, where it has been used, who inaugurated it, and when.

Beeji's Park is a nice synthesis of man-made refinement and natural charm. As Dr. Dhillon previously felt and stated, it also serves as a source of encouragement for students to enlist in the Indian military.

Things to Do at Beeji's Park

First Capture Photos For Memories & Top methods to enjoy neighbouring things include: History Tour from Dharamshala, including the Unesco-listed Kangra fort and Rock cut temple; Hiking Day Trip

Open ,Closed, Timings & Entry Fee Information

List Places to Visit around Beeji's Park

Conclusion

Above all, I admire the dedication that went into creating Dalhousie's lovely defence park; Mr. G.S. Dhillon, chairman of the Dalhousie Public School, deserves praise for this. His innovative thinking and dedication are what made Dalhousie such a beautiful and well-kept location.