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Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden

The Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden is a historic 273-acre botanical garden located in Shibpur, Howrah, on the west bank of the Hooghly River. Founded in 1787 by Colonel Robert Kyd, it is the oldest and largest botanic garden in India, managed by the Botanical Survey of India. It is renowned for its vast collection of over 12,000 living plant species and the Great Banyan Tree with one of the world's largest canopies.

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Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden in Shillong, Meghalaya, is a well-maintained garden near Ward's Lake in central Shillong, managed by the Forest Department, Government of Meghalaya. Spread over a landscaped area, it conserves and displays indigenous and exotic flora of the region, including orchids and the endemic pitcher plant Nepenthes khasiana. It is notable for its greenhouses, lawns, and educational value on Meghalaya's biodiversity.

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Botanical Garden, Yercaud

The Botanical Garden in Yercaud is a horticultural garden located in the Shevaroy Hills of Salem District, Tamil Nadu. Maintained by the Tamil Nadu Horticulture Department, it is situated near Lady's Seat and Anna Park. The garden is known for its orchidarium, greenhouse, medicinal and ornamental plant collections, and seasonal flower displays. It serves as a key attraction during Yercaud's annual Summer Festival and offers a curated natural space for leisurely visits.

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Jokai Botanical Garden

Jokai Botanical Garden, also known as Jokai Botanical Garden cum Germplasm Centre, is located in Jokai near Dibrugarh in Assam. Spread over about 25 hectares within the Jokai Reserve Forest area, it was established in 1998 by the Forest Department of Assam for conservation of native flora. The garden preserves orchids, medicinal plants, endangered rainforest species and germplasm of Northeast India, serving as a research, education and eco-tourism site near Dibrugarh town.

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Lloyd Botanical Garden

Lloyd Botanical Garden is a 40-acre botanical garden located in Darjeeling, West Bengal, established in 1878 on land donated by William Lloyd. Situated below the town centre near Chowrasta, it is known for its extensive collections of Himalayan flora including orchids, rhododendrons, magnolias, conifers and ferns. The garden houses a conservatory, orchidarium, herbarium and cactus house, serving as a centre for botanical research and conservation and a popular leisure destination for visitors.

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Penang Botanic Gardens

Penang Botanic Gardens is a 29-hectare public botanical garden at the foot of Penang Hill in Kebun Bunga, George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Established in 1884 by British botanist Charles Curtis on a former granite quarry site, it is also known as Waterfall Gardens. The gardens feature formal plant collections, lily ponds, rainforest trails and colonial-era structures, serving as a major recreational, educational and conservation green space.

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Sailana Cactus Garden

Sailana Cactus Garden is a specialized botanical garden located in Sailana town in Ratlam district, Madhya Pradesh, near the Sailana Palace. Established by the former rulers of Sailana princely state, it houses an extensive collection of cactus and succulent species, reportedly one of the largest in Asia. The garden is noted for its diverse exotic and indigenous cactus varieties, landscaped beds, and its role in conservation, research and horticultural display in central India.

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Selaulim Botanical Gardens

Selaulim Botanical Gardens is a landscaped recreational and ecological site located below the Selaulim Dam in Xelpem, Sanguem, South Goa. Planned by the Goa Forest Department and patterned after Brindavan Gardens, it features diverse plant species including medicinal herbs, ornamental trees, and succulents within a rock garden. The well-maintained grounds include paved pathways, fountains, small ponds, a tree house, and a children's play area, serving as both an educational resource for botany students and a serene picnic spot.

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Sopha Arboretum

Sopha Arboretum is a small arboretum and botanical study site located in Phe Subdistrict near Ban Phe in Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province, eastern Thailand. Managed as a forestry arboretum, it conserves and displays native and regional plant species with labeled collections and shaded trails. The site serves educational and conservation purposes, offering visitors a quiet, forested environment for nature observation and learning about local flora near the Rayong coast.

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Tippi Orchid Research Centre

Tippi Orchid Research Centre is a prominent orchidarium and research institute located at Tippi on the banks of the Kameng River, about 6 km from Bhalukpong in West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh. Established in 1972, it is considered the largest orchid research centre in India, housing over 500 species of orchids including many rare and endangered varieties. Set amidst dense forests, it features glass houses, a museum, laboratory and gardens dedicated to orchid conservation and research.

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Tura Botanical Garden

Tura Botanical Garden is a curated garden located in Tura, the headquarters of West Garo Hills district in Meghalaya. Maintained as a conservation and recreation space, it displays a diverse collection of native plants, orchids, medicinal herbs and trees of the Garo Hills region. The garden serves as an educational and leisure destination, offering landscaped paths and green spaces for visitors interested in the flora of northeastern India.

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Waghai Botanical Garden

Waghai Botanical Garden is a government-managed botanical garden located in Waghai town in Dang district, southern Gujarat. Established in 1966, it covers about 24 hectares along the Waghai-Ahwa road. The garden conserves a diverse collection of native and exotic plant species, including trees, medicinal plants, orchids, and bamboos. It serves as an educational and research centre and a popular nature attraction for visitors exploring the Dang forests and nearby Saputara region.

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