Talkatora Garden

The Talkatora Garden is a lovely garden in New Delhi, India. The garden is well-known for its lovely flowerbeds, fountains, and water channels, and it is a favourite area for tourists to unwind and appreciate nature's beauty. The garden is available to the public all year and is a popular area for tourists to relax and enjoy the beauty.

The Talkatora Garden is a man-made garden built in the 17th century by Jaipur's Raja Sawai Jai Singh II. It is an excellent example of Amrit udyaning, with a central water channel known as the shamiana running through it. The garden has a wide range of flowers and plants, including roses, marigolds, and chrysanthemums, which bloom all year. The garden also has a variety of statues, fountains, and water elements that add to its attractiveness.