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Share your best recipes so everyone can try � Location is parallel to the Rule Palace on the South, bordering King Fahad Road on the West and Tariq bin Ziad Road on the North, Salam Road on the East and Aseer Road on the South. Total area is 312 thousand square-meters. This park is established Salam famous farm land whose ownership was taken back to public utilities of the city that farm was famous for its quality dates palms. It was used to be private ownership accommodating residential palace, various service buildings and a mosque whose age is exceeding 70 years. Due to the strategic location of that farm, and the need of parks and open areas as well as green lands, and due to high population density in this area, it was decided long ago to expropriate this farm to convert it into public park that serves citizens. Salam park project is composed of different environments involving the northern part of the farm and the remaining part of date palms area, in addition to the extra date palms that counts more than one thousand. This part of the farm represents an example of the traditional farm where visitor may enjoy and benefit of palm shades where they can select places to sit without having special constructions assigned for families. This act gives the park real simulation of factual life and gives visitors freedom of choice. One of the most prominent elements of the park which is presently developed by ArRiyadh Development Authority is the Lake on an area of 33 thousand square-meters in different depth levels. The maximum depth point is not exceeding five meters. Quantity of lake water is estimated to be 140 thousand cubic meters. Water filling process has taken 6 weeks and water level has reached the highest level at the end of Sha'aban month. Bed of the lake is provided with layers of paved clay and insulation materials to preserve its water. Many measures and precautions were taken to ensure the continuous movement of lake water and to prevent insect and mosquito growth as well as to avoid the growth of bryophytes. These measures include lighted fountains, pumps to create continuous water current, and plantations that limit the growth of bryophytes. Lake is divided into two zones; one of them is assigned for boating and the other representing natural life that is expected to attract local and migrating birds. The lake is surrounded by 10 meter wide circled pedestrian path of one km length, to over look most of the park zones. The project is also accommodating highlands at the center of the South Eastern part of the park, aimed to provide simulation of natural life for selected species of animals and birds living in the region. Visitors shall enter to this zone by the guidance of appointed specialists to serve visitors and introduce them to the components of such zone.
