Unfortunately, these memories are gradually being lost and it has become increasingly difficult to understand what the park used to look like, what was in it and when it was lost. On this page we want to capture some important milestones in the history of the park.

There were private orchards on the site of the park owned by the Vatolin brothers until the 1960s, and in the place of the current stadium, there was an orchard of a man nicknamed Poliak. There was a hydroelectric power plant near the orchards (on the site near the monument and modern cemetery).

In 1965 the creation and improvement of the lake in the park was completed. The author and architect of the project was Seyran Avetisyan, who was the chief architect of Dilijan from 1958 to 1990. It was possible to go boating on the lake.

The park (garden) was officially opened in 1972. It had attractions, pavilions, tables for billiards and table tennis and other attributes of the city park of the Soviet period.

In 1961, the Sputnik movie theater building was opened for visitors.
As a result of damage after the earthquake of 1988, the cinema was no longer functioning. For a while the building served as a furniture warehouse, and at the end of the 1990s it was destroyed completely.

The walls of an unfinished church are now located on the site of the Sputnik cinema building. Its construction began in 1993 but was never completed. The author of the project is the Honored Architect of the Republic of Armenia Grach G. Poghosyan. A new church is being built near the park, so construction work of the unfinished building is not planned.

In recent years, the park has seen serious transformations.
Events and festivals are held here, new areas are opened, and a rope park operates. The park team works every day to make the park a comfortable and pleasant place to be.