Pinjore Gardens – Mughal Masterpiece

17th-century Mughal garden with 7 cascading terraces, musical fountains, palaces & 700-year-old banyan tree. Haryana's premier heritage garden near Chandigarh

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About Pinjore Gardens

17th Century Mughal Garden Paradise

Pinjore Gardens (Yadavindra Gardens), located 25km from Chandigarh in Panchkula district, is one of India's most beautiful Mughal gardens. Built in 17th century by Fidai Khan (Fountain of Joy), governor under Aurangzeb, featuring 7 descending terraces with water channels, fountains, Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), Rang Mahal (Hall of Colors), and 700-year-old banyan tree. UNESCO tentative World Heritage site showcasing Persian-Mughal landscaping art with seasonal flower beds, cypress avenues, and musical fountains.

Mughal Heritage & Celebrations

Persian-Mughal architectural splendor

Showcases Fidai Khan's vision blending Persian charbagh with Indian elements. Famous for evening light & sound shows narrating Mughal history, flower festivals, Phool Karo - annual floral extravaganza. Influences Surajkund International Crafts Mela nearby.