In the Gujarati state of India, the city of Junagadh is home to the historic garden known as Moti Baug. The garden, which was built during the Nawabs of Junagadh's rule, is renowned for its stunning architecture, verdant surroundings, and historical significance.
Nawab Rasul Khanji, a devoted gardener and patron of the arts, constructed Moti Baug in the late 19th century. Almost 800 different plant and tree species, including rare and exotic ones from throughout the world, can be found in the 300-acre garden.
Each of the garden's various sections has its own special characteristics and charms. The garden's primary entry is through a large gateway that leads to a roomy courtyard that is encircled by numerous fountains and water elements.
The majestic palace, which was constructed in the Indo-Saracenic style and is a great example of the blending of Indian and European architectural styles, is Moti Baug's main draw. There are many rooms in the palace, including the impressive Durbar Hall, which was used for meetings and ceremonial events.