10 Mughal Gardens In India Worth A Visit 4 

Roshanara Bagh is also known as Baradari. It is located in Shakti Nagar near Kamla Nagar Clocktower in Delhi. Shah Jahan’s second daughter, Roshanara Begum made this garden. In one corner of the garden, the ruins of her palace and tomb can also be found. On the other side, you can spot trees and garden.

Yadvindra Garden is situated in Panchkula which is part of the Haryana state. This garden was made in 17^th Century by Nawab Fidai Khan. This beautiful garden has a center way which is full of water and both the sides have a covering of grass and beautiful flowers. This garden has a Sheesh Mahal too. It is built in the memory of Maharaja Yadvindara Singh.

This garden is situated in Srinagar and was built in 1633. It has an amazing background of Zabarwan mountains.Nishat Bagh in Urdu means Garden of Joy. This garden has 12 terraces which relate to 12 zodiac signs. It also has a long water canal.

This garden is located near to Raj Bhawan in Srinagar. This was made by Ali Mardan Khan who was the Mughal governor at that time. The spring is present there which was discovered by Rupa Bhawani who belonged to a Kashmiri Pandit family. The spring is believed in having some medicinal properties and you can often spot tourist collecting the water in some bottle.

This is one of the biggest Mughal gardens which is present in Srinagar. This garden is visited by a great number of tourists every year. This garden was built by Jahangeer for his wife Noor Jahan. During summers mostly they both use to visit this garden. From this garden’s terrace, you can clearly watch the beautiful water canal and Dal Lake which actually looks mesmerizing.

Khusro Bagh is a situated in Khuldabad which is near to Allahabad. It is just a few minutes walk away from Akbar Fort. It covers an area of 40 acres. This garden is a perfect example of Mughal architecture. It includes the tomb of Shah Begum and Nithar Begum.

When we talk about the most beautiful Mughal Gardens, we cannot miss on to Brindavan Garen. This garden is present next to the Krishnarajasagara dam which is built across the Kaveri river. It is quite near to Mysore. This Mughal style garden gets a lot of attraction and every year around two million tourist visit this place.

The presidential garden is present at the backside of the Rashtrapati Bhavan.  It is also known as Rashtrapati Bhavan garden. This garden is open for public in the month of February every year. This is one of the most beautiful Mughal garden and consist of a great iety of flowers.

Thus these are the best Mughal gardens which you can see in different parts of India.