Top 15 Beautiful Gardens In India In 2023

Gardens are examples of such locations where beauty is revered and where people may unwind by being in close proximity to nature. 
Since ages past, Indian rajas, maharajas, and emperors have built lovely gardens filled with flowers, trees, and other natural features like ponds, lakes, and waterfalls.

The following is a list of top 15 beautiful gardens In India that you can visit in 2023:

15. Leisure Valley, Chandigarh

A true paradise, Chandigarh's Leisure Valley is regarded as the city's "lungs" and is one of the most tranquil and stunning parks in all of India. The Leisure Valley refers to a collection of stunning theme gardens and parks that make up the garden. It is scattered over the entire city, beautifying it.

14. Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, Srinagar, J & K

The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, the biggest tulip garden in Asia, is yet another addition to India's most exquisite gardens. The garden has a surface area of around 12 hectares and is situated on the magnificent Zabarwan Range with a view of the lovely Dal Lake. 

13. Lloyd’s Botanical Garden, Darjeeling, West Bengal

Another stunning landmark built in 1878 under British administration is Lloyd's Botanical Garden. The park was first constructed as a satellite extension of Kolkata's Shibpur Botanical park.

12. Acharya Jagadish Chanda Bose Indian Botanic Garden, Howrah, West Bengal

The Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden is one of the most stunning and well-known botanical gardens in the world. It was once known as the Indian Botanic Garden and is now more generally called the Calcutta Botanical Garden. 
The park, which is proudly housed in Shibpur, Howrah, a town close to Kolkata, has a vast array of unique floras spread across 109 hectares with a total collection of more than 12,000 plant species.

11. Brindavan Garden, Mysore, Karnataka

A well-known tourist destination in Karnataka, Brindavan Garden is a garden with international renown. In the Karnataka state's Mandya district, Brindavan Gaden is about 24 kilometres from Mysore and 143 kilometres from Bangalore.

10. Lodhi Garden, Delhi

Lodhi Garden is the most well-known garden in Delhi, covering an area of about 90 acres between Khan Market and the Safdarjung's Tomb. Along with Sheesh Gumbad and Bada Gumbad, it also has the graves of Mohammad Shah, the monarch of the Sayyid Dynasty, Sikander Lodi, the most successful emperor of the Lodhi dynasty, and others.

09. Rock Garden, Chandigarh

The Rock Garden of Chandigarh is a garden full of sculptures that were entirely constructed out of industrial and domestic waste materials and discarded objects; it neither displays a variety of flowers or plants nor offers a lush green space.

08. Chashme Shahi Garden, Srinagar, J & K

The Dal Lake-facing garden was constructed in 1632 by Ali Mardan, the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan's administrator, around a spring.

07. Mughal Garden, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Delhi

One of the most beautiful gardens in the nation is the one at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in Delhi, which has a special garden for that purpose. Both Mughal and English landscaping are present in what is often referred to as the Mughal Garden.

06. Government Botanical Garden, Ooty, Tamil Nadu

The Ooty botanical garden was established in 1848, during the colonial era, and is a property of the state government. The stunning garden is significant in part because it contains approximately a thousand different types of rare and exotic plants, as well as native flora. The garden is located on the lower slopes of Doddabetta peak, the tallest summit in the Nilgiri Hills, and spans an area of around 22 hectares.
Six layers make up the stunning landscape, which includes an Italian garden, a conservatory, nurseries, fountains, etc. The fossil tree trunk in the garden, which is at least 20 million years old, is one of its primary draws. The Toda hill, also known as the Toda Mund, is another intriguing aspect of the garden.

05. Lal Bagh Gardens, Bangalore, Karnataka

The Lal Bagh, the most well-known garden in Bangalore's garden city, is without a doubt one of the most stunning in all of India. The garden has an illustrious past as it was initially begun by Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore, and ultimately finished by his son Tipu Sultan.

04. Hanging Garden, Mumbai, Maharashtra

The Hanging Gardens of the Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens, located at the summit of Malabar Hill, are regarded as among of the nation's most stunning gardens. 
These beautifully finished and well-kept gardens provide breathtaking sunset views of the city over the azure Arabian Sea.

03. Pinjore Garden, Panchkula, Haryana

Another lovely garden in India is located at Pinjore, a hamlet on the Ambala-Shimla route 22 km from Chandigarh. 
Another magnificent example of a Mughal garden is this one. Nawab Fidai Khan of the Patiala Dynasty initially constructed Pinjore Garden in the 17th century.

02. Sayaji Baug, Vadodara, Gujarat

West India's largest garden is located here. One of the most beautiful gardens in the nation is Sayaji or Kamati Baug. Maharaja Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III gave the park to the people of Baroda (now Vadodara) in 1879 as a gift. 
Nearly 100 different plant species are housed in this lovely 113-acre garden. The expansive park also houses the Sayaji Baug Zoo, the Baroda Museum & Picture Gallery, the Sardar Patel Planetarium, and a lovely floral clock. 
One of the best gardens in Asia is this one and the Vadodara Municipal Corporation looks after.

01. Shalimar Bagh, Srinagar Jammu & Kashmir

Rajas, Maharajas, and Sultans were renowned for being either tyrannical or charitable, but they were also recognised for being patrons of the arts, fine arts, and beauty.  Shalimar Bagh, one of the most exquisite Mughal Gardens in India, was a romantic gift from the Mughal Emperor Janagir to his lovely wife Nur Jahan.