Garden of Five Senses, Delhi
| Location | Saket, Delhi (Map) |
| Entry Fee & Timings | INR 30 Adult, INR 10 for Childern and Senior Citizen. Opens at 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (Monday close), |
| Place Type | Park & Garden, Nature Sites and Parks |
| Place visit with | Family, Friends, Solo, Parants, Siblings, Youngsters |
| Best time to visit | January, February, March, April, May, June |
| Nearest Metro | Saket Metro Station (1 KM) Qutab Minar Metro Station (1 KM) |
About Garden of Five Senses
The Garden of Five Senses is a wonderful park with umpteen activities developed by the tourism of Delhi. It was specially conceptualized to create a leisure place for the public to unwind and interact. It adds life to the town and is a perfect place for every section of society. This 20-acre site was inaugurated in February 2003 and is simply spectacular. Majestic rocks, stainless-steel birds placed on the pillars welcomes everyone.
The garden is segregated into diverse areas. Khas Bagh, slow water cascades lined with fragrant shrubs is the highlight of this place. The Garden is specifically designed to kindle one's sensory reactions to the surroundings. It is an extraordinary blend of fragrance and color, texture and form and stirs up the responsiveness of smell, touch, sight, taste, and sound.
Architecture of Garden of Five Senses
As the name shows, the lawn is meant to decorate, heighten and please all the five senses such as scent, sight, sound, taste and contact. An amalgamation of perfume, texture and shape engulfs you as you walk into the doorways. The blocks of sandstone and an open amphitheater together with an open exhibition area make for the social and enjoyment area.
The stone of the boundary and dome-formed complex depicts the first structure of the town. Over 25 works of art and sculptures make the garden certainly one of the largest collections within the public artwork in India.
Interesting facts about Garden of Five Senses
- The Garden of the Five Senses has found a place in the Limca eBook of Records for its unique concept.
- The Garden of the Five Senses is the best garden in India, in which you can locate shops promoting liquor.
- The main part of this lawn is an imitation of the Mughal lawn of Rashtrapati Bhavan. The basic concept was to create a leisure-space for the people, where they could socialize and relax.
- It is an ideal place for public interaction as well as for exploration. The project was implemented by Delhi Tourism Transport Development Corporation.
How to reach Garden of Five Senses
By Bus:- The Garden of Five Senses has bus station near Saiduljab which is 15 minutes walk away.
By Metro:- Nearest metro station to The Garden of Five Senses is Saket which is 16 minutes walk.
By Road:- You can also take auto or rickshaw to go to The Garden of Five Senses, which you will easily find here.
Nearby famous places
- 1.7 KM from Qutub Minar Garden of Five Senses
- Mehrauli Archaeological Park 19 minutes away from Garden of Five Senses
- 2.2 km from Chhatarpur Mandir Garden of Five Senses
- 3.7 km from Gourmet Desire Garden of Five Senses
- Blue Terra Spa is 21 minutes from Connaught Place Garden of Five Senses
- Pick up the 2.7km CityWalk from the Garden of Five Senses
- Jamali Kamali's Tomb and Mosque, 24 minutes from the Garden of Five Senses
- Food Tours Delhi 5.8 km Garden of Five Senses
- 21 minutes from V3S Mall Garden of Five Senses
Garden of Five Senses FAQs: 𝒜. As the name suggests, the garden is meant to enhance and delight all the five senses – such as smell, sight, sound, taste and touch.
𝒜. Entry Fee Rs. 20 (Adult), Rs. 10 (children up to 12 years and senior citizens). Admission is free for the physically challenged.
𝒜. The Garden of Five Senses is a great place to sit and hang out with friends.
𝒜. Pets are not allowed but there are no restrictions about bringing food.
𝒜. Yes, carrying phones is allowed.
𝒜. It is located at Saket, Delhi.
𝒜. Entry fee and timings information of the Garden of Five Senses: INR 30 Adult, INR 10 for Childern and Senior Citizen. Opens at 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (Monday close),.
𝒜. You should visit Garden of Five Senses during January, February, March, April, May, June months for best experience.
𝒜. As the name suggests, the garden is meant to enhance and delight all the five senses – such as smell, sight, sound, taste and touch.
𝒜. Entry Fee Rs. 20 (Adult), Rs. 10 (children up to 12 years and senior citizens). Admission is free for the physically challenged.
𝒜. The Garden of Five Senses is a great place to sit and hang out with friends.
𝒜. Pets are not allowed but there are no restrictions about bringing food.
𝒜. Yes, carrying phones is allowed.
𝒜. It is located at Saket, Delhi.
𝒜. Entry fee and timings information of the Garden of Five Senses: INR 30 Adult, INR 10 for Childern and Senior Citizen. Opens at 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (Monday close),.
𝒜. You should visit Garden of Five Senses during January, February, March, April, May, June months for best experience.