Hibiscus Garden
The Hibiscus Garden, also known as the Rose Garden, was established and developed in 1974 by Dr. M.S. Randhawa. He was the Chief Commissioner of the city at that time. This garden was pivotal in transforming Chandigarh into a ''City of Gardens''.
The Hibiscus Garden is spread across 8 acres of land. The garden has over 40 varieties of Hibiscus Shrubs. It is located beside the Dakshin Marg. The entire garden is filled with various colors, from the iconic red and pink to unusual orange and yellow.
You can witness the impressive collection of hibiscuses of different sizes and shapes. The garden's design features well-kept pathways that wind through carefully designed flower beds. These pathways make it a place where people can enjoy a stroll, admire the pretty things around them, and stop to feel the natural beauty.
If you love taking photos, the Hibiscus Garden is a paradise. There is a wide scope for photography enthusiasts. The vibrant petals, delicate textures, and striking color combinations help to add beauty to the photographer's essence.
The garden has many benches and a seating area to meditate or relax and get lost in the beauty of nature. Various sign boards and markers are also there to provide information about the plant's origin and unique characteristics.
The Hibiscus Garden can be considered an escape from the hustle of city life and rejuvenating oneself amidst the beauty of nature.
