Kinh-Grust Park is home to the 6th of November Oaks, located right at the park's entrance. This area is sometimes referred to as the dacha of Kulzhenko, a well-known book publisher and entrepreneur. The park's name is derived from an ancient legend, where an aristocrat woman, passing through this area, is said to have told her companion, "Give up your sadness!" (Kinh Grust!). This phrase inspired the park's name. Within the park, you'll find unique trees and natural landmarks, along with a variety of exotic plants near the forestry. Among the greenery, you'll spot two Weymouth pines, four Siberian larch trees, swamp oaks, northern oaks, blue spruces, oriental biota, and berry yews thriving in the area.