Lalbagh Bangalore
This beautiful and picturesque botanical garden was then given the venerable status of a Government Botanical Garden in the year 1856, and has since been an internationally renowned centre for the scientific study of plants and birds, in addition to being a conservation centre for plants. Today, Lalbagh Bangalore is the pride of every Bangalore native and occupies a staggering area of 240 acres in the heart of the city.
History of Lalbagh
The Lalbagh Botanical Garden was intended to be a private garden of an area of 40 acres of Hyder Ali, the most famous ruler of old Mysore, in 1760. It was further developed by Hyder Ali’s son, Tipu Sultan, and once the British set foot in India, by the Imperial rulers.
How To Reach
The botanical gardens are located about 4 kilometres from the State Legislature, the Vidhana Soudha. Lalbagh is well protected stone walls that are difficult to scale and is manned by four gates, the East, West, North and South Gates that face Double Road, Basavangudi, Subbaiah Circle and Jayanagar respectively. Vehicular movement in the garden is restricted. Lalbagh is open to public from 6.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
Importance Of This Garden
Lalbagh Bangalore is a botanical hub housing thousands of plants, trees and birds. It is a tranquil, peaceful place of beauty that allows the people to breathe in fresh air, identify hundreds of species of plants and birds, rejuvenate and refresh their minds and body and provides healthy recreation to the public, fostering a closer bond between man and nature.
Attractions of Lalbagh
Besides the vast collection of plants, trees, shrubs, creepers, vines and thickets, economically important as well as ornamental plant species indigenous and exotic origin can be found here.
The Glass House is the most famous structure in the botanical garden and is a marvelous architectural tribute to the glory of the rulers of Mysore! It was built in 1889 to commemorate the visit of the venerable Prince of Wales.
The most famous event in this vast and scenic botanical garden is the biannual flower show, organized to pay tribute to India's Independence Day and Republic Day.
Each flower show has a highlight in the form of a famous monument, personality or event that is beautifully sculpted of flowers and leaves to present a splendid tableaux.
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