Gulabi bagh

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Gulabi Bagh is one of the oldest residential areas that lies in northern Delhi, India. It is characterised by its famous bandar (monkey) park that is adjacent to it and a Shiv mandir. The neighborhood is divided into two zones; one is the old Gulabi Bagh (government owned flats), while the other zone is the new Gulabi Bagh (DDA flats). There are three kinds of DDA flats: S.F.S.; MIG; and LIG.

Widely opened are inside Govt. flats, known as a peaceful place to live. Every year two Ramleela organise here during Dussera by hill community people.

It is located in northern part of Delhi adjacent to Shastri Nagar.

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