Garden of Five Senses
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The Garden of Five Senses in Delhi is one of the city’s most creative and beautifully designed public spaces, offering a calm retreat from the city’s rush. Located in Saidul Ajaib village near Saket, this 20-acre garden is built to stimulate all five human senses—sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste—through thoughtfully curated landscapes, artistic installations, and natural beauty. It is not just a park but an open space for exploration, relaxation, and cultural experiences.
As you enter the garden, you are welcomed by stunning sculptures, colorful flower beds, and unique stone pathways. The beautifully maintained Mughal-style gardens, water fountains, and fragrant plants create a soothing atmosphere. The Khas Bagh area, inspired by traditional Islamic garden layouts, is especially popular for its long water channels and symmetrical lawns. The garden also has a dedicated section for herbs and aromatic plants, making the entire space refreshing and pleasant.
One of the highlights of the Garden of Five Senses is the series of artistic installations created by some of India’s finest designers and sculptors. These artworks make the garden a cultural hub where photography lovers, nature enthusiasts, and art admirers come together. The garden also hosts various events, including the famous Garden Tourism Festival, food festivals, and cultural performances.
With its quiet corners, shaded seating areas, and romantic ambiance, the garden is a favorite spot for couples and families. It is also a wonderful place for morning walks, picnics, and peaceful evening strolls. The blend of nature, art, and sensory experiences makes the Garden of Five Senses one of Delhi’s most unique attractions, perfect for anyone wanting to unwind and connect with nature in a beautiful setting.
