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Gardens - Though Delhi is fast being converted into a
concrete jungle, the Delhi Development Authority is trying best to
provide the residents of Delhi with some greenery by construction of
parks and gardens. The DDA has also installed some musical fountains at
specific locations which are worth visiting. Being part of the
Aravalies,
Moghul
Gardens - The Mughal Garden is located in the premises
of the President house. This garden is not opened to public viewing.
During the spring seasons of February and March, when the garden is in
full bloom people are allowed inside. This garden have some exotic and
rare flower plants. The dwarf orange trees and numerous Rose plants are
special attraction in the garden. The fountains add to the beauty of the
place.
Rose
Garden - National Rose Garden is situated in the
Chanakya Puri area of the capital. This garden has some of the rare and
imported rose variety. The best season to visit this garden is during
December / January when the flowers are in full bloom.
 Lodhi
Garden - Adjoining the India International Center is
the Garden, around the tombs of Sayid and Lodhi rulers. This garden is
very well planned and has artificial streams. The Tombs of the rulers
adorn the architectural style which was latter used in the construction
of Taj Mahal.
The Zoo -
The Delhi Zoo is located near the Purana Qila on the
Delhi-Mathura road. Delhi Zoo has many animals which includes the rare
and exotic white tigers. This place is particularly popular among the
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