Rambagh Garden

An outstanding Mughal pleasure garden in India, Rambagh garden was the contribution of Babur, the first Mughal Emperor. This wonderful specimen of Mughal architecture lies 500 m away from another attraction-Chini ka Rauza and 3 km away from Itmad-ud-daulah tomb.

Its layout follows the Persian style showcasing a design that resembles to paradise. (in Islam the garden is known to be a representation of Paradise).

The architectural design of the garden also looks similar to the charbagh pattern with four main divisions created by paths and waterways.

The design of the garden resembles the charbagh pattern with four main divisions made by paths and waterways. The charm of this garden is also enhanced by numerous channels, fountains and waterways that draw water from the Yamuna river.

It is also called as the Bagh-i-Gul Afshan whose charm was enhanced by Noor Jahan, the beloved wife of Emperor Jahangir. She made various alternations to the Rambagh Gardens that have been able to survive till date.

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According to the facts, the garden is surrounded with colossal walls with corner towers adorned by pillared pavilions. The garden is distinguished into quarters by stone paved pathways. It has also three levels-one for flowers & vegetables, another one for flower beds along with fine stone-paved terraces and kiosk and the last one houses terraces, structures and tanks.

Timing:

Open from Sunrise to Sunset.

Entrance Fee:

Citizens of India and visitors of SAARC (Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Maldives and Afghanistan) and BIMSTEC Countries (Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Myanmar) - Rs. 5 per head.

Others:

US $ 2 or Indian Rs. 100/- per head. (Free entry to children up to 15 years)

Enjoy taking a stroll to a royal garden of Mughal time!