Lalbagh Botanical Garden is known for its historic landscape, extensive plant collections, and impressive old trees. Spread across a large green area in Bengaluru, Lalbagh has developed over centuries and contains trees that reflect different periods of the garden’s history. Some trees at Lalbagh are particularly notable because of their age, size, rarity, or botanical…
Lalbagh Deer Paddock is one of the lesser-known attractions inside Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bengaluru, Karnataka. While Lalbagh is primarily famous for its historic Glass House, rare plants, flower shows, lake and ancient trees, the Deer Paddock adds a different aspect to the garden experience. The paddock is a dedicated enclosure where visitors can observe…
Hidden among the greenery of Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bengaluru is an unusual attraction that is far older than the garden itself: a petrified tree fossil believed to be about 20 million years old. Unlike the living trees surrounding it, this ancient trunk is no longer made of wood. Over geological time, the original organic…
Lalbagh Botanical Garden is best known for its historic landscape, enormous trees, plant collections and the iconic Glass House, but it is also an interesting place to observe urban birdlife. Spread across about 240 acres in the heart of Bengaluru, Lalbagh contains a mixture of mature trees, landscaped gardens, water bodies, shrubs and quieter green…
Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bengaluru is much more than a landscaped city park. Spread across about 240 acres, it is a historic botanical garden known for its extensive collection of native and exotic plants. Karnataka Tourism currently describes Lalbagh as home to more than 1,854 plant species, while historical botanical records document the garden’s long…
