The conditions in the park are very similar to the wild: The Gazelles huddle together when it's cold, tend their fawns, battle for territories, and mark them in various ways. The Gazelles share the park with dozens of species of birds, animals, insects, flowers, and plants, maintaining a natural, diverse ecosystem.
You can walk along the paths between the lake and ponds, orchards, observation points, and shady corners for sitting under the trees – a place to relax from the pace of the city within the town.
The park is open from morning till dusk. It is a public space with free entrance, so there is no need to coordinate arrival in advance.
During holidays, the Gazelle Valley offers a variety of activities for families free of charge.