‘Gardens of Delhi’ gives us a glimpse into the hidden green treasures of the capital
A new book titled 'Gardens of Delhi' explores the city's numerous green spaces and their historical significance. Authors Swapna and Madhulika Liddle, along with photographer Prabhas Roy, reveal hidden treasures within Delhi's parks and gardens. The book highlights the importance of preserving these areas amidst urban development pressures.
- ▪Delhi has over 18,000 public parks and gardens, showcasing its rich greenery.
- ▪The authors discovered unique trees and historical gardens while researching for the book.
- ▪Many gardens in Delhi were originally created by Mughal women and have historical significance.
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| Publication time | Wed, 27 May 2026 12:14:10 +0530 |
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Delhi may be known for its sweltering summers and chilly winters but the gardens in the capital offer a quick escape, holding close well-kept secrets. In a new book, Gardens of Delhi (Niyogi Books), authors and siblings Swapna Liddle and Madhulika Liddle join photographer Prabhas Roy in uncovering the secrets of some of these vast green spaces. According to the Delhi Parks and Gardens Society, the city has more than 18,000 public parks and gardens. The Liddles, who have visited several of these while growing up in Delhi, say the process of writing this book led to many discoveries. “I came across a ‘Tree of Owls’ in Nehru Park, a park I have lived next to for years.
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