National Botanical Gardens

The National Botanical Gardens are large, carefully maintained areas dedicated to growing and displaying a wide variety of plants. They serve as places for scientific research, conservation, education, and public enjoyment. Visitors can explore different types of plants, including flowers, trees, and exotic species, while learning about their environmental importance and sustainable practices. These gardens also help preserve rare and threatened plant species and often feature walking paths, educational exhibits, and outdoor events. Overall, they promote awareness of plant diversity and the vital role plants play in ecosystems and human life.