Name of the GardenName of the location
Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic GardenKolkata, West Bengal
Auroville Botanical Gardens,Auroville, Tamil Nadu
Brindhavan GardenMysore, Karanataka
Chambal GardenKota, Rajasthan
Chashme ShahiSrinagar, J & K
Company gardenAllahabad , Uttar Pradesh
Hanging GardenMumbai , Maharashtra
Jallianwala BaghAmristar, Punjab
Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical GardenGangtok, Sikkim
Jhansi Botanical GardenJhansi, Uttar Pradesh
Kalindi KunjNew Delhi
Lal BaghBangalore, Karnataka
 Law gardenAhmedabad, Gujarat
Lloyd’s Botanical GardenDarjeeling, West Bengal
Lodi GardenNew Delhi
Malampuzha GardenPalakkad, Kerala
Mughal gardenNew Delhi
Nishat BaghSrinagar , J & K
Pilikula Botanical GardenMangalore, Karnataka
Pinjore GardenPanchkula , Haryana
Rock GardenDarjeeling
Rock Garden of ChandigarhChandigarh
Saharanpur Botanical Garden,Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Sajjan Niwas Garden(Gulab Bagh)Udaipur, Rajasthan
Sarita UdyanGandhinagar, Gujarat
Shalimar BaghSrinagar, J & K
Sim’s ParkCoonoor, Tamil nadu
The Royal Botanical GardenHowrah, West Bengal
Tulip GardenSrinagar, J & K

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