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 INSTRUWORLD                               Delhi University - Gardens and Parks

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DELHI UNIVERSITY

GARDENS, PARKS AND RECREATIONAL SPACES

The North Campus of the University is in close proximity to the Ridge, which is a protected forest, while the South Campus is a completely wooded area in the middle of the Aravallis. There are spacious gardens and parks on both campuses, full of seasonal flowers. The best developed are the Mughal Garden, the Jawahar Vatika and the Platinum Jubilee Park, but practically every college and hostel has a well-maintained garden. In fact, the University Flower Show is an important annual event in the City's calendar. The University has a Conservatory of over 250 species of rare and medicinal plants and there are woodlands behind the Arts Faculty and the Main Library buildings. There are also well-maintained parks in the residential areas of Probyn Road, Maurice Nagar and in Dhaka.
Students, particularly in the colder months, are to be found spread out on the University lawns when the sun is shining - engaged in quiet conversation or animated discussion or simply enjoying a book. The University grounds are favorite walking areas for the neighboring population - early mornings or late evenings. On the North campus alone are to be found over 138 species of trees. In fact, the density of trees on the campus is higher than any other corresponding area in the city. Rhesus monkeys, peacocks, mongooses, owls, rabbits, bandicoots, snakes, the occasional jackal and about 40 different species of birds populate the campus and the neighboring Ridge.


 

         
         











 









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