Charbagh

Charbagh is a Persian term meaning "four gardens." It refers to a traditional garden layout that is divided into four distinct sections, often separated by walkways or water channels. This design symbolizes paradise and is commonly found in Islamic architecture, particularly in Mughal gardens in India. The layout not only serves aesthetic purposes but also reflects harmony with nature. Notable examples include the gardens of the Taj Mahal and the Shalimar Bagh in Kashmir. The Charbagh style highlights a balance between nature, space, and human artistry, creating serene environments for reflection and leisure.