Gardens in India

๐ŸŒทGardens in India ๐ŸŒท

๐ŸŒทAuroville Botanical Gardens ➖ Auroville, Tamil Nadu

๐ŸŒทAcharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden ➖ Kolkata, West Bengal

๐ŸŒทBrindhavan Garden ➖ Mysore, Karanataka

๐ŸŒทChambal Garden ➖ Kota, Rajasthan

๐ŸŒทChashme Shahi ➖ Srinagar, J & K

๐ŸŒทCompany garden ➖ Allahabad , Uttar Pradesh

๐ŸŒทHanging Garden ➖ Mumbai , Maharashtra

๐ŸŒทJallianwala Bagh ➖ Amristar, Punjab

๐ŸŒทJawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden ➖ Gangtok, Sikkim

๐ŸŒทJhansi Botanical Garden ➖ Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh

๐ŸŒทKalindi Kunj ➖ New Delhi

๐ŸŒทLal Bagh ➖ Bangalore, Karnataka

๐ŸŒทLaw garden ➖ Ahmedabad, Gujarat

๐ŸŒทLloyd’s Botanical Garden ➖ Darjeeling, West Bengal

๐ŸŒทLodi Garden ➖ New Delhi

๐ŸŒทMughal Garden ➖ New Delhi

๐ŸŒทMalampuzha Garden ➖ Palakkad, Kerala

๐ŸŒทNishat Bagh ➖ Srinagar , J & K

๐ŸŒทPilikula Botanical Garden ➖ Mangalore, Karnataka

๐ŸŒทPinjore Garden ➖ Panchkula , Haryana

๐ŸŒทRock Garden ➖Darjeeling

๐ŸŒทRock Garden of Chandigarh ➖ Chandigarh

๐ŸŒทSaharanpur Botanical Garden ➖ Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh

๐ŸŒทSajjan Niwas Garden(Gulab Bagh) ➖ Udaipur, Rajasthan

๐ŸŒทSarita Udyan ➖ Gandhinagar, Gujarat

๐ŸŒทShalimar Bagh ➖ Srinagar, J & K

๐ŸŒทSim’s Park ➖ Coonoor, Tamil nadu

๐ŸŒทThe Royal Botanical Garden ➖ Howrah, West Bengal

๐ŸŒทTulip Garden ➖ Srinagar, J & K

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