Tongva Park

Tongva Park is a 6.2-section of land stop in Santa Monica, California. The recreation center is found only south of Colorado Avenue, between Ocean Avenue and Main Street. The recreation center is named after the indigenous Tongva individuals, who have lived in the Los Angeles territory for a large number of years.The stop incorporates an amphitheater, play area, cultivate, wellsprings, excursion zones, and restrooms. An ignore offers grand perspectives of the Pacific Ocean and of the Santa Monica Pier.Notable trees in the recreation center incorporate "Morty," a huge Moreton Bay Fig Tree Ficus macrophylla and the "Three Amigos," three Rusty Fig Ficus rubiginosa trees each weighing more than 100 tons. The "Three Amigos" were moved 550 ft from their earlier area at the crossing point of Main Street and Olympic Drive and replanted in the recreation center.