Gardens in Delhi

Delhi, the capital of India renowned for its busy streets and extensive history, also provides serene havens in the shape of its exquisitely designed gardens. These green areas, which range from contemporary eco-parks to designs with Mughal influences, offer the ideal getaway from city life. Explore the tranquility and allure of Delhi's best gardens, where history and nature coexist.

Lodhi Garden : Spread over 90 acres, Lodhi Garden is home to tombs of rulers from the Sayyid and Lodi dynasties. It combines elements of nature and history. Perfect for yoga, picnics, early walks, and photography. In the middle of the busy metropolis, the serene atmosphere of the gardens is ideal for unwinding. Major features include the architectural wonders of Shisha Gumbad and Bara Gumbad. 

Garden of Five Senses : This park, which is designed to stimulate all five senses, is renowned for its assortment of themed sections, art installations, and unspoiled beauty. Visit the food vendors, take in the serene atmosphere, or take part in the frequent cultural events hosted here. Ideal for family vacations or romantic occasions. The main draws include the solar energy park, bamboo courts, and gardens designed in the Mughal style.

Dear Park : Deer Park is an urban green space with a huge pond and beautiful foliage located in Hauz Khas Village. Go for a stroll in quiet, unwind by the lake, or watch deer wandering freely. The historical touch is added by the adjacent Hauz Khas Complex. The park's highlights include its charming lake, possibilities for birdwatching, and its lovely walking trails.

Mughal Garden : The Mughal Gardens of Rashtrapati Bhavan are renowned for their symmetrical patterns that are influenced by the Mughal design, although they are only accessible to the public during the yearly Udyanotsav. Take in the diversity of flowers, fountains, and immaculately tended lawns as you visit during Udyanotsav. The fountains with music, the rose garden, and the round and rectangular gardens. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutynes, these garden exude Mughal as well as British style. They are open to the public in the months of February and March when the garden is at full bloom.