is a really nice park....
it has restaurants, a maze, an amphitheater, art and loads of trees and flowers,
many spots to sit in the shade and have a picknick for instance...
I have been here a couple of times and I haven't found it very crowded...
there's always plenty of young couples "in love" "hanging out" though....
and one of the times I did find it really disturbing with all of them i"in the bushes",
guards with Indias weapon nu 1, the bamboo stick where actually chasing couples out from the bushes at that time....
anyhow...
some pictures from inside the park so that you get a hint...
close to the entrance these elephants hang out...too bad that there's no water...
up by the amphitheater you find this huge sculpture ...
garden of peace
often they have camels for the kids to have a ride...
or as lawn mowers !
amazing toes...theye are so big !
if you walk up the hill you'll find this view of Qutub and the surroundings...
you find a lotus pond with really nice seatings in the shade around it...
hope you'll enjoy !
Lovely post. The garden itself is divided into distinct areas. On one side of the spiral walkway is the Khas Bagh, a formal garden patterned on the lines of the Mughal Garden. Slow-moving water cascades in channels along its length, while flowering and fragrant shrubs and trees line its paths. The Central axis leads to a series of fountains, some of which are lit up by fibreoptic lighting systems. Encapsulating the expression here is the sculpture of 'A Fountain Tree". Read more about Garden of five senses.
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