Where
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Mavalli, Lal Bagh, Bengaluru, Karnataka
About this place
Commissioned by Hyder Ali in 1760 and developed by his son Tipu Sultan, Lalbagh is one of India's oldest and most diverse botanical gardens. Spread over 240 acres in central Bengaluru, it houses over 1,800 plant species, a Glass House inspired by London's Crystal Palace (host to the famous biannual flower show), the 3,000-million-year-old Lalbagh Rock, and a 19th-century Bandstand.
Tags
#garden#nature#flower-show
Frequently asked
What are the timings?
Open daily 6 am to 7 pm. Joggers and morning-walkers enter free between 6 am and 9 am, after which ticketing kicks in.
Is there an entry fee?
Free entry before 9 am and after 6 pm. Otherwise around ₹30 for adults and ₹10 for children. The Glass House has a small separate entry.
When are the flower shows?
Twice a year, around Republic Day (Jan 26) and Independence Day (Aug 15). The Glass House hosts elaborate floral displays for about 10 days each time.
How do I get to Lalbagh?
The nearest metro is Lalbagh on the Green Line, with an exit directly opposite the Double Road gate. Auto-rickshaws from MG Road take 15 minutes.
Can I cycle inside the gardens?
Cycling is not permitted inside, but the 4 km loop is popular with walkers and runners. Strollers and wheelchairs work on most paths.
Hosted by
T
TicketClap Discoveries
View organizer →
You might also like
More from TicketClap Discoveries and Botanical Gardens
