Bonsai Garden (Amrit udyan)

Bonsai Garden is part of Amrit Udyan comes inside the Rashtrapati Bhawan. Lots of Flower & Plants available Some have names and not many If the department mentioned all of the names then it's good to recognise the Exact Plant/flower. Musical fountain also available. Avoid weekend tours if possible. Need some improvement.

Amrit Udyan of the Rashtrapati Bhavan is open for public viewing at particular slots. The slots can be booked @ https://visit.rashtrapatibhavan.gov.in/visit/amrit-udyan/rE Bonsai Garden, Musical Fountain, Central Lawn, Long Garden & Circular Garden can be seen

The Bonsai Garden is a part of the Amrit Udyan (earlier known as the Mughal Gardens) inside the Rashtrapati Bhavan complex. The garden is open to the public once a year generally during the months of February and March. I went on 30/3, so the exhibition was nearing its end and many of the exhibits had lost their sheen. The Bonsai Garden is beautiful and has several exhibits,

One of the most iconic features of Amrit Udyan, The Circular ('Pearl' or Butter Fly' or 'Sunken') Garden is planted with fragrant varieties like Phlox of different colours, Marigold, Stock, Viola 4 and Pansies in different colours, Sweet Willium, Clarkia, Ring of Orange Marigold, Allisum.This time, there are 85 species of flowers inside the Amrit Udyan," he said. Visitors can see the Bonsai Garden that has more than 300 bonsais, many of which are decades old, and musical fountains and enjoy at the Central Lawn, which has rare and exotic flowers with the Rashtrapati Bhavan in the backdrop.Amrit Udyan, the gardens, are designed in a geometric pattern with terraced levels, water channels, fountains, and numerous varieties of flowers and plants. The gardens are known for their meticulous maintenance and vibrant floral displays. It is segmented into three distinct areas.

Infrastructure must be improved. The bonsai trees don't look healthy. Also, the crowd is damaging the plants. Careless parents aren't even concerned about their kids plucking flowers, damaging plants, playing with the decorative stones. Shameful.