Amrit Udyan

BackgroundAmrit Udyan, formerly known as the Mughal Gardens, is located within Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi. Established during the British era, it is inspired by Persian, Mughal, and British landscaping styles and was opened to the public to celebrate India's heritage of horticulture.Landscape FeaturesThis grand garden covers over 15 acres with terraced lawns, geometric flowerbeds, enchanting fountains, and tranquil water canals. Seasonal blooms including tulips, roses, and marigolds fill Amrit Udyan garden with vibrant colors and fragrances.FacilitiesVisitor pathways, seating areas, water kiosks, and restrooms are available. Guided tours and digital information points enrich the visitor experience. Photography is permitted in most sections for personal use.Best Time to VisitThe garden opens to visitors annually, typically between February and March, when the flowers are in full bloom and the weather is pleasant, making it ideal for sightseeing and photography.Visitor NotesEntry requires valid ID and advance online booking. Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, and follow designated paths. Large bags and food items are restricted for security purposes.