A Blooming Paradise of Roses, Tulips & Exotic Flowers

Are you ready to lose yourself in a carpet of colors at the iconic Mughal Garden Delhi? Situated behind Rashtrapati Bhavan, this magical garden opens its gates every spring, inviting visitors into a floral paradise. With over 5,000 exotic flowers, more than 100 rose varieties, abundant bonsai collections, and rare species, every turn feels like walking in heaven.

If you haven’t been here yet, now’s your chance. Gather your loved ones, mark your calendars, and get ready to experience the most beautiful garden in Delhi.

Mughal Garden

Varieties of Flowers at Mughal Garden Delhi

Mughal Garden functions as a living museum of plants and blooms. As you explore, these features make it truly special:

  • Roses: Over 159 varieties named after famous personalities like Mother Teresa, Jawaharlal Nehru, John F. Kennedy, Pranab Mukherjee and more. Unique roses like Grace de Monaco, Double Delight, and Christian Dior add to the charm.

  • Tulips: More than 10,000 tulip bulbs in vibrant colors, including the unique teacup-shaped tulips.

  • Bulbous Flowers: This year’s highlight! Look out for Narcissus, Dahlia, Hyacinth, Ranunculus, Sparaxis, and Asiatic Lilies.

  • Herbs & Bonsai: Around 33 types of herbs and a collection of 300 bonsai plants.

  • Shrubs & Trees: More than 50 different varieties of shrubs, trees, and vines

 

Visiting Tips for Mughal Garden Delhi

Mughal Garden

    • Walking through the garden costs nothing; there is no entry fee.

    • However, you must register online at least one day before your visit.

    • Also, note that the garden closes on Mondays for maintenance.

    • You can explore the garden between 10 AM and 4 PM, but no entries are allowed after 4 PM.

    • Entry occurs via Gate No. 35 of Rashtrapati Bhavan on North Avenue Road. Be sure to carry both your valid Mughal Garden ticket and ID card.

    • If you booked online, a separate queue is available at Gate No. 35.

    • Moreover, you will now have access to all three parts of the garden — the rectangular, long, and circular sections — in addition to the spiritual, herbal, and bonsai gardens.

     

     

When & How to Explore Mughal Garden Delhi

The best time to explore Mughal Garden Delhi is during spring, usually between February and March, when the flowers are in full bloom and the entire space bursts with vibrant colors. Plan your visit in the morning hours for a calm and refreshing walk, or in the late afternoon to enjoy softer sunlight. Since entry requires prior online registration, make sure to book your slot a day in advance. Moreover, carry a valid ID card along with your ticket, and enter through Gate No. 35 of Rashtrapati Bhavan. With a little planning, your visit to Mughal Garden can turn into a truly memorable experience.