Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, an English architect, in 1917 during British rule, the Mughal Garden of India’s Presidential Palace boasts one of the best gardens in the country and is set to open for public viewing as soon as 5 February.
Like the Rashtrapati Bhavan Palace, which incorporates both Western and Indian architecture, the garden combines both Mughal and English styles, along with beautiful terraces, lawns, and flowerbeds. It also has over 250 celebrated varieties of roses, making it one of the best rose gardens in the world.
Aside from roses, the 15-acre garden features exotic flowers and plants, including tulips, hyacinth, bulbous, Asiatic lilies, daffodils, and many others.