Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

International stadium for football and cricket. Can be reached by metro also.

Hosts several main sports events.

Also known as Kaloor International Stadium, this ground was built in 1996 and is among India’s largest and most modern venues. Its unique shape is the outcome of triple-tiered stands (only lowest tier has seating, though), sloping roof structure and massive floodlight masts going through the roof.nnWhen it was designed, football was to be priority. And so it seemed to be. At the beginning, at least. In 1997 an international football tournament saw attendance record set during India’s clash with Iraq, when supposedly some 100,000 people were in attendance, massively exceeding capacity.

The stadium has become a dynamic place for the public to do physical activities for health. It has some nice cafes too. Many major international sporting events are regularly held here

Great placenBut too crowded in the eveningsnIf the vehicle traffic is regulated it will be an ideal place for walk.