This garden was established in the 17th century by the Patiala Dynasty and typifies many elements of traditional Indian garden design, with terraced lawns and charming palaces; from "Shish Mahal", a palace of glass, to "Hawa Mahal", a palace of air, "Rang Mahal", a painted palace and "Jal Mahal", a palace of water. To entertain the nobles, there was and still remains an open air theatre and a zoo.
Not what it seems, The Rock Garden of Chandigarh is actually a 40 acre park filled with sculptures made...
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Sukhna Lake is flanged by Chandigarh Golf Course and the Rock Garden of Chandigarh. Walkers can stroll...
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This unmissable 100 acre site was designed by Le Corbusier and features an emotive Open Hand Monument:...
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Very little is known of the origins of this beautiful gurudwara other than it was erected by a local...
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The Garden City of Chandigarh is home to Asia’s largest rose garden. Spread over 30 acres, it boasts...
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