About Pinjore Gardens
The Panchkula Pinjore Gardens, also known as the Mughal Gardens, are a series of gardens located in the towns of Panchkula and Pinjore, in the state of Haryana, India. The gardens are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.FAQ's on Pinjore Gardens
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History of Pinjore Gardens
The gardens were built by the Mughal Emperor Farrukhsiyar in 1713.
Structure of Pinjore Gardens
The gardens are in the form of a Persian garden, with a large central water tank and four smaller tanks around it. The garden has a large variety of trees and flower beds.
Architecture of Pinjore Gardens
The architecture of Pinjore Gardens is based on the Mughal garden style.
Things To Do at Pinjore Gardens
The Pinjore Gardens are a beautiful place to visit, with plenty of things to do. There are lovely gardens to explore, as well as a number of interesting buildings and pavilions to visit. There is also a small zoo, with a variety of animals to see, and a miniature railway to ride.
Fairs and Festivals at Pinjore Gardens
The Pinjore Gardens festival is a celebration of the arts and culture of India. It features traditional music, dance, and art performances, as well as food and craft vendors.
Best Time To Visit Pinjore Gardens
The best time to visit Pinjore Gardens is from October to March.
How To Reach Pinjore Gardens
Pinjore Gardens is located in the town of Pinjore, in the Indian state of Haryana. Pinjore is located around 15 km north-east of Chandigarh, and can be accessed via the National Highway 1 (NH1).
