Baradari Gardens were commissioned by Maharaja Rajinder Singh in the 19th century. The gardens were designed as a royal retreat and a place for social gatherings. The centerpiece, the Baradari, served as a venue for important meetings and cultural performances. Over the years, the gardens have witnessed significant historical events and have been meticulously maintained to preserve their original charm. The complex also houses the Rajinder Kothi, which once served as the residence of Maharaja Rajinder Singh. Today, the gardens stand as a testament to Patiala's rich history and the vision of its rulers, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's royal past.