Welcome to the Zakir Rose Garden in Panchkula, Haryana! Imagine thousands of roses in every color you can dream of. Created in 1967, this garden, previously known as the Rose Garden, is a fragrant paradise. It's one of Asia's largest rose gardens, making it a must-see spot for families and flower lovers exploring India. Come smell the roses!
Attend The Annual Rose Festival (If Applicable).
Learn About Different Rose Varieties.
Picnic Amidst The Floral Beauty.
Relax And Enjoy The Serene Atmosphere.
Take Photographs Of The Roses.
Walk Through The Rose Displays.
February to March
Morning
₹200 per person
Established in 1987, the Rose Garden in Panchkula was conceived as a haven for rose cultivation and conservation. Named after Zakir Hussain, the former President of India, the garden aimed to provide a space for showcasing the diverse varieties of roses and promoting horticultural awareness. Over the years, it has evolved into a significant landmark, attracting tourists and researchers alike. The garden has played a crucial role in preserving rare and endangered rose species, contributing to the botanical heritage of the region. Its development reflects a commitment to environmental conservation and the promotion of green spaces in urban areas. The annual Rose Festival, initiated to celebrate the blooming season, has become a cultural event, further solidifying the garden's significance.