Mughal garden: Inspired by Persian charbagh

Inspired by Persian charbagh designs, four quadrants symbolising the four rivers of heaven described in the Quran—these gardens fused Islamic geometry with Indian flora and hydrology. Mughal Gardens served various functions which include their use as airy quadrangles within their palatial complexes, pleasurable retreats, and also as a base for hunting expeditions. The gardens were also used as official halting spaces; while the park was exclusively reserved for women (Zenan khana) and provided with additional facilities, such as hammams. These gardens have usually highly disciplined geometry and are of the following types: Rectangular Butterfly Circular Terraced Most ... The Mughal Garden , located in the heart of Delhi, is one of the most beautiful and iconic gardens in India. It is part of the Rashtrapati Bhavan (the President’s House) and has been a favorite destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and families alike. Discover 9 breathtaking Mughal gardens in India that still flourish today — from Srinagar’s Shalimar Bagh and Delhi’s Humayun’s Tomb gardens to Agra’s Taj Mahal garden . Explore the ...