Botanical Garden Lucknow: All You Need To Know

The Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore covers 240-acre and has more than 1,800 plant species. The garden has a glasshouse, a lake and a number of monuments. The numerous walks and trails in the garden are open to visitors.

Every year, it holds a flower display show that draws tourists from across the world.

 

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Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Timing

Every day from 6 AM to 7 PM, the Lalbagh Botanical Garden is open to the public.

 

Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Entry fee

Rs 25 per person for Indian citizens.

Rs 300 per person for foreigners.

 

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Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Entry gates

The main entrance to the Lalbagh Botanical Garden is the northern gate that leads to the Glass House. The eastern gate is located close to Siddapura Circle (K H Circle – K H Double Road). The north western wall borders the G.H. Krumbiegel road. Jayanagar is close to the western gate. The southern entrance opens close to the Ashoka pillar and is also described as a tiny gate.

 

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Lalbagh Botanical Garden: How to reach?

• The Lalbagh Botanical Garden is about 38 km from the Bangalore Kempegowda International Airport.
• The Lalbagh Metro Station has a connection to Namma Metro’s Green Line.
• All buses travelling in the direction of Jayanagar or Banashankari pass via one of Lalbagh’s four gates.

 

Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Best time to visit

November to February is the ideal time to visit the Lalbagh Botanical Garden.

 

FAQs

What are the timings of the Lalbagh Botanical Garden?

The Lalbagh Botanical Garden is open to the public every day from 6 am to 7 pm.

Is photography allowed in Lalbagh Botanical Garden?

In the garden, photography is permitted. However, tripods and things that can harm the garden's plant life are not permitted.

Are food and drink allowed inside Lalbagh Botanical Garden?

No, visitors cannot bring food or beverages into the garden. Outside the garden's entrance, there are a number of food and beverage stands.

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