Lalbagh means Red Garden (in English) is a popular botanical garden in Bengaluru city (Karnataka State). The garden was originally commissioned by Hyder Ali and completed by his son Tipu Sultan. The bi-annual flower shows conducted in Lalbagh attracts millions of visitors from across the globe. You may wish to read about Lalbagh in Wikipedia and see more photographs captured by My Canon.
Indo-China Apple Mela at Lalbagh At Lalbagh, the Hopcoms in partnership with the Department of Horticulture and India-China Economic and Cultural Council has organized an Apple Exhibition and Sales Mela. I presume it is a five days exhibition cum sale which will end tomorrow (Sunday). It was reported in the newspaper that imported apples (grown… Read More Apple Mela Lalbagh
Flower Show dedicated to Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel The 2016 Republic Day special Lalbagh Flower Show started last Saturday (16th January) and will end by 26th January. This season’s flower show is dedicated to Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel, a German landscape artist of the garden.
Landscape Festival in Lalbagh Gardens Bangalore The National Landscape Festival in Lalbagh Botanical Gardens was first of its kind in Lalbagh organized by the Department of Horticulture. The purpose of the Landscape festival was to present landscape ideas in urban environment.
Elephant created with capsicums The only reason why I love to visit Lalbagh flower shows is that the main themes of the shows are not repeated. Last time when I had been to flower show, I saw the magnificence red fort created out of flowers. This season was a tribute to the rulers of Mysore.… Read More Capsicum Elephant
Photude.com brings you the photographs of Lalbagh Flower Show August 2015. Floral Replica of Bangalore Palace This season, the flower show in Lalbagh gardens is dedicated to the rulers of Mysore State and the theme is the floral replica of Bangalore Palace and the statues of the erstwhile rulers of Mysore State.
