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Gardens

Seventeen archaeological gardens across the Bishnupur, Kolkata and Kalna Sub-Circles, laid out and maintained by the Horticulture Branch.

About the Horticulture Branch

The Horticulture Branch of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) was established in 1950 to design, landscape, and maintain historical gardens and green spaces around centrally protected monuments. It protects monument microclimates, improves site aesthetics, and prevents illegal encroachment.

Gardens under the Kolkata Circleकोलकाता मंडलকোলকাতা মণ্ডল

There are seventeen (17) Archaeological Gardens located under three (3) Sub-Circles in the jurisdiction of the Kolkata Circle — eight (8) under the Bishnupur Sub-Circle, six (6) under the Kolkata Sub-Circle and three (3) under the Kalna Sub-Circle. Total garden area coverage is 58,164 sqm (14.37 acres) in the jurisdiction of the Kolkata Circle.

Gardens
17, across 3 Sub-Circles
By Sub-Circle
Bishnupur 8 · Kolkata 6 · Kalna 3
Total area
58,164 sqm (14.37 acres)
Horticulture Branch
Established 1950
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The gardens in photographs

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