Established: 1928-29
Spread over an expanse of 15 acres, Mughal gardens are often considered as the soul of the Presidential Palace. Designed by Sir Edward Lutyens in collaboration with horticulturist William Mustoe, the layout of the gardens is a harmonious mix of Mughal Style with English Flower Gardens.
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Established: First laid in 1444, relaid in 1936 & then in 1968
Lodhi Gardens came into existence with the creation of The Tomb of Mohammed Shah, the last of Sayyid Shah Rulers in 1444. Later the tomb of Ibrahim Lodhi was constructed here. The Gardens were re-laid many times during the rules of Mughal, British and Independent India.
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Established: 1903
Designed by Architect Pradeep Sachdeva blending different garden themes, the principal aim of the Garden is to stimulate our five senses with its beauty and attractions and give us a chance to touch, smell, hear and see our natural surroundings.
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Established:??
Located near the historic city of Hauz Khas, also known as A N Jha Park, Deer Park has four different wings i.e. Rose Garden, Deer Park, Fountain & District Park, Old Monuments and Hauz Khas Art Market. It house large population of Deer and is a pleasure to walk through.
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Established: 1956
Created on the occasion of 2500th anniversary of Gautam Buddha’s enlightenment, designed by Indian Architect M M Rana, it is a beautiful expanse of sprawling lawns and blooming flowers. It also houses the Bodhi Tree, grown from the sapling of original Bodhi tree from Sri Lanka
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Established: Mughal Era (15-17th century, exact does not known)
Located on the historic ground where Mughals were defeated by Maratha’s in the battle of Delhi in 1737, Talkatora Gardens takes its name from a tal (pond) , which was located to the west side of the garden, surrounded by Hilly Grounds forming a Katora ( bowl shaped depression)
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Established: 2004
Developed over a landfill site by the Delhi Development Authority, Millenium Indraprastha park is spread over a 20 acres site and includes a children's park, an amphitheatre and a food court. A Large World Peace Pagoda was added in 2007 to it.
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Established: 1969
Named after the first Prime Minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru, Nehru Park is spread over 80 acres of an area in South Delhi. An ideal spot for a morning or evening walk, it is also a regular venue for art events, morning yoga classes, and houses an ancient Shiv Temple and café.
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Established: Around 1650’s, exact dates not known
Built by the second daughter of Shah Jahan, Roshanara Begum, Roshanara Bagh is a Mughal styled garden spread over 22 acres of land. It not only houses the Baradari and Tomb or Roshanara Begum, but is also considered the birth place of Board of Control for Cricket in India.
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Established: ??
Also known as Swarna Jayanti Park, Japanese Park is spread over 250 acres of land is pleasantly landscaped. It contains around five lakes, one of which offers boating facilities including Shikara – the Kashmir styled boats, gaming zone, walking and jogging tracks.
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Established: Around 1933, rebuilt in 2005-06
Spread over an area of 41500 sq mts, located atop a functional metro station, in the middle of Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, Central Park is a beautifully landscaped garden houses a 350 seat amphitheatre and the largest flag of Delhi.
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Established: Around 14th Century
Jahanpanah literally means “refuge of the world”, which is apt to the refuge this 435 acres forest offers you from the dense city environment of Delhi. As part of the fourth city of Delhi, founded by Muhammad bin Tughlaq, it currently has a popular running track and few scant ruins.
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Established: 1970-1982
Spread over an area of 170 acres, encompassing a 42 acres manmade lake, Sanjay Lake Park is one of the longest parks in east Delhi. Apart from beautifully landscaped gardens, it has a jogging/walking track, boating facility and recently added and adventure park for children and adults alike.
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Established: 1650’s
Now a district Park, one of the last surviving of the Mughal Gardens in Delhi, Shalimar Bagh, was the place where Aurangzeb proclaimed himself emperor by overthrowing Shahjahan, once served as the summer retreat of Sir David Ochterlony, the British Resident Commissioner of Delhi.
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Established: Around 1980’s exact non known
Located next to the Okhla Vegetable market, in the vicinity of 3000 year old Kalkaji Temple, Kalkaji District Park is a beautiful terraced gardens with small lakes. Located bang opposite to the commercial district of Nehru Place, it is bordered with shopping malls and restaurants.
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Established: 2003
Spread over 100 acres, bordering Kalkaji Temple, Lotus Temple & ISKCON Temple on three ends, the Park lies between Nehru Place and Lotus Temple. Dotted with Bougainvillea and Coral Jasmine plants, it offers well laid out walking tracks and an amphitheatre as well.
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Established: Early 19th Century.
Just behind the Town Hall, near Old Delhi railway station, lies the small yet beautiful Park, named after the Father of Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Known as “Queens Park” or simply “Company Bagh” during British Rule, the Park has a Bronze Statue of Mahatma Gandhi installed at the Centre.
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Established: 1959
Spread over an area of 176 acres, near the Old Fort in India, National Zoological gardens is home to about 1350 animals representing almost 130 species of animals and birds from around the world. The Birds and animals are provided with an environment matching their natural habitat.
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Established: 2010-2012
Perched on the bank of River Yamuna, named after Goddess Yamuna, whose other name is Kalindi, the 3.5 acres park is located on the Delhi – Noida Border and boasts of beautiful manicured lawns and plush greenery. An amusement and waterpark adjoins it.
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Established: Around 10th Century
Believed to be built around 10th Century by King Suraj Pal of Tomar Dynasty, in the backdrop of the Aravalli hills, Suraj Kund, literally meaning “Lake of the Sun” is an artificial lake with an amphitheatre shaped embankment constructed in semi-circular form.
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Established: Declared Sanctuary in 1972
Located about 50kms from Delhi border, after attracting migratory birds for over 100 years, Sultanpur Lake was accorded sanctuary status in 1972 and later it was converted into a National Park in 1991. It is home to over 250 species of migratory and local birds.
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Established: Time unknown
Around 32 sq. kms from Delhi border, once spread over 206 acres of Land, Badhkal Lake is a natural lake surrounded by beautiful hills of Aravalli. Home to migratory birds, the plush green surroundings, it offers water sports facilities like boating, canoeing, Kayaking etc.
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Established: 1986
Spread over an area of 26 sq. kms., encompassing the villages of Asola, Maidan Garhi and Bhatti Mines, the least of the visited green lungs of Delhi is home to about 190 species of Birds, numerous species of butterflies and animals like Blue Bulls, Black-naped hare & porcupines.
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Established: 1500 million old forest, declared reserve forest around 1915.
Located at the end of the Aravalli Hills, Delhi Ridge is one of the rare city forests in the world. Divided into four zones for administrative purpose, it covers an area of 7784 hectares. It is home to several species of trees including kirar, the healing neem, babul, ber, amaltash, dhok and gulmohar.
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