Chandigarh Taxi

This is a sculpture garden in Chandigarh, also known as the Nek Chand's Rock Garden after its founder Nek Chand. This garden is spread over 40 acre area. This garden is constructed with only stones.

It is a botanical garden Chandigarh containing about 1600 species, of the roses. It is also name as Zakir Hussain garden after the name of the former President of India. The garden has not only the roses but also many trees of medicinal value like Bel, Harar, camphor, and yellow Gulmohar. This is the most beautiful garden in the city which is often visited by people usually the couples and lovers. Every year a rose festival is also organised here in the rose garden during the Feb or March.

This is a water reservoir spread over 3km2 areas. It is one of the popular attractions for the tourist here. The Golf course is attached to the south of the Lake and the famous Rock garden is in the west. This is inseparable part of Chandigarh. This is the venue for many festive celebrations like the Mango festival held in Monsoons season.

This is a zoological park abode to variety of the birds, mammals and reptiles. The people who visit this zoo can enjoy the trip to the reserve of Asiatic Lions where the animals are found roaming freely. This is one of the most visited places in Chandigarh.

This is a natural museum and art gallery that have three sections, the national history museum, the national gallery of portraits and the Chandigarh architecture museum. This is very popular museum and gallery in Chandigarh.

This is the shopping mall in Chandigarh city which is the 2nd largest shopping mall in the northern India. And 3rd in India spread over about 20 acre area. Elante mall hosts various Indian and international brands.

Golf Club near Sukhna Lake, PCA International Cricket Stadium, Tower of Shadow, Cactus Garden, National Gallery of Portraits, Garden of Fragrance, Lalit Kala Academy, Capitol Complex, Nada Sahib Gurudwara, Sector 17 Market, Leisure Valley, Rajendra Park, Bal Cinema, INT. Dolls Museum, Child Art Gallery, Japanese Garden and Mansa Mata Temple.