Botanic Garden of Indian Republic

The Botanic Garden of Indian Republic is a 163.79-acre botanical garden located in Sector 38A, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, established by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and maintained by the Botanical Survey of India. Notable for ex-situ conservation of threatened and endangered plant species of India, it features themed sections including medicinal plants, cactus and succulent houses, and a seed bank, serving as a centre for research, conservation and environmental education in the National Capital Region.

Visitors can expect a large, landscaped botanical garden with wide pathways, themed plant sections, greenhouses for cacti and succulents, medicinal and economic plant conservatories, water bodies, and nursery areas. The setting is open and green with labelled plant collections, shaded seating areas, and interpretation displays focused on plant conservation and taxonomy. The garden is primarily for leisurely walks, nature observation, photography and educational visits.