Rose Garden

Diversity of roses can be seen. White rose, red rose, pink rose. Plucking not allowed.

Place situated inside lodi garden , but slightly disappointed as they rose plants are not so good qaulity and not many varities

Nestled within the historic grandeur of New Delhi's Lodhi Garden, the Rose Garden stands as a vital sanctuary for nature lovers. It is more than just a collection of flowers; it is a cherished green lung in the heart of the bustling capital, offering a serene escape where history and horticulture blend seamlessly. ​The mornings here are particularly magical, drawing a dedicated crowd of health-conscious locals. As the sun rises, the air is crisp and pollution-free, making it the perfect spot for deep breathing exercises that enhance lung function. The atmosphere is charged with the energy of walkers and yogis rejuvenating themselves for the day ahead. ​Visually, the garden is a treat, featuring manicured rows of vibrant rose bushes that contrast beautifully with the lush green lawns. The backdrop of ancient monuments, such as the distant domes of the Lodi era tombs, adds a majestic charm that is unique to this location, creating a picturesque setting for relaxation. ​The sense of community is palpable among the daily visitors. Sufficient benches are provisioned throughout the area, allowing people to rest and socialize. A friendly camaraderie exists among the regulars, many of whom are familiar faces often seen with their passes, exchanging greetings and sharing the latest neighborhood news. ​In conclusion, the Rose Garden is a favorite local gem that offers both physical and mental respite. Whether you are there for the health benefits of the clean air or simply to admire the blooming roses, it remains an essential part of Delhi's daily life. Playground Yes Restrooms Yes Dog-friendliness Yes Picnic area Yes

Lodhi gardens is a blessing for people of Delhi. Must visit.

Not a very big garden... The roses are just starting to bloom. A nice place for small picnics

This time, you can not see roses. Maybe after 2 months. But weather and sun is very good

Feb 1st 2026. No roses. Guess you have to come earlier! :(

The Lodhi roses bore no resemblance to the rough battered Indian roses offered in the city’s temples and Sufi shrines. They are English roses–as gardener Mangey Lal told The Delhi Walla. He talked of watering the flowers every third day during the summer. He said that 13 species of roses were planted in the Lodhi Gardens 40 years ago. Since Rose Garden remains in bloom throughout the year, you must visit it in steaming June as well as in freezing December to get inspiration on how to survive elegantly in Delhi’s hostile weather. A warm breeze had unsettled the garden during the afternoon of my visit. The flowers were tossing like drunken party dandies. It was comforting to realize that they would survive the summer. Tucked on the park’s north side, this is a fairy land of roses–from clichéd dark-red varieties to the most unearthly shades of white, which look like snow-flakes. The flowerbeds spread out like rays of sun with a circular lot at the center. Two ruins of insignificant historical worth stand on the side—always teeming with secretive Romeos and Juliets.

These monuments belong to Mughal period. The garden is enclosed with four walls and entered through a double strmed Gateway which is rectangular in plan. There are beautiful paintings in floral patterns on the araish plaster. Other notable features of the Gateway are the Bangaldar roof, Lakhori brick Chhajja, fluted columns at all four corners, decorative arches relieved in rectangular panels. The mosque is single chambered with three bays. The west wall has three arched mihrabs. The interior of the mosque has remains of painted inscriptions on very fine plaster layer and remains of a decorative ceiling with a ribbed pattern. There is a courtyard on the eastern side of the mosque.

This Rose Garden is such a wonderfully cool and calm spot! 😌 I loved the beautiful natural surroundings and the incredibly well-kept park. 🌳 Highly recommend a visit! ✨ …