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Hyderabad Botanical Garden Showcases More Than 600 Plant Varieties
The Hyderabad Botanical Garden is a large place filled with more than 600 kinds of plants.
It was created to teach people about different types of flora.
Researchers can also use some of the plants for scientific work.
The garden has water bodies, birds and insects.
Visitors can walk through some areas and rest on benches.
The bamboo section is especially popular.
Signs explain the scientific and generic names of the bamboo plants.
Children pay about Rs.
20 and adults pay about Rs.
50 to enter.
The Hyderabad Botanical Garden contains more than 600 varied plant species.
The garden was created to raise awareness about flora and support research purposes.
Water bodies, birds, insects, walking areas and benches add to the garden’s appeal.
Its bamboo sector features signboards displaying scientific and generic plant names.
Entry is approximately Rs. 20 for children and Rs. 50 for adults, with visiting hours from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
- Who
- Visitors, researchers and people interested in plant life use the Hyderabad Botanical Garden.
- What
- It is a botanical garden with more than 600 plant species, water bodies, walking areas and a bamboo sector.
- Where
- The garden is in Hyderabad and can be reached via the Gachibowli-Miyapur Highway near Madhapur.
- When
- The stated visiting hours are from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
- Why
- It was created to raise awareness about varied flora and to provide plants for research and scientific purposes.
Key facts
- Plant diversity
- More than 600 varied plant species
- Main attraction
- The bamboo sector, where plants have scientific and generic name signboards
- Children’s entry fee
- Approximately Rs. 20
- Adults’ entry fee
- Approximately Rs. 50
- Opening hours
- 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Facilities
- Drinking water and benches are available
- Access
- Reachable via the Gachibowli-Miyapur Highway near Madhapur
Sources
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