Udyan Utsav II is the second edition of Udyan Utsav at Amrit Udyan at Rashtrapati Bhavan, showcasing the beauty and diversity of the gardens during the monsoon season for the first time ever. It will be inaugurated by the Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, on 14th August, 2023. The Amrit Udyan, which remained open for three months during Udyan Utsav – I, will be accessible to the public from 16th August to 17th September, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the last entry at 4:00 PM

-      Explore diverse gardens, including the age-old Sheesham Tree, the enchanting Bal Vatika for kids, and the healing Herbal Garden.

-      Lose yourself in the Bonsai Garden's timeless charm, witness the dance of Musical Fountains at sunset, and stroll on the Central Lawn amidst a floral masterpiece.

-      Discover 100+ Rose varieties, innovative Vertical Gardens, and serene Spiritual Gardens, and engage with QR-coded plant insights.

-      Come visit Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum echoes with its rich historical narrative - Government schools enjoy free entry

The gardens and the museum will remain closed on Mondays for maintenance. Overall, the event welcomes people from all over India to experience the beauty and charm of Amrit Udyan and participate in the cultural celebration of nature's marvel at Udyan Utsav-II.

FAQs about the event

- What is the nearest metro station to Amrit Udyan?

A: Central Secretariat

- Are the gardens closed on any day?

A: The Gardens will remain closed on Mondays. On Teachers’ Day (5th September), the gardens will be open exclusively to Teachers.

- Is there an entry fee for Udhyan Utsav-II at Rashtrapati Bhavan?

A: No, entry to the Gardens of Rashtrapati Bhavan during Udyan Utsav is free of cost.

- What is the maximum number of visitors allowed in a single booking?

A: You can make a reservation for a maximum of 30 visitors in a single booking.

- Where is the entry gate to the Gardens during Udhyan Utsav-II?

A: The entry to the Gardens will be through Gate No. 35 of the Rashtrapati Bhavan on North Avenue Road.

- What should visitors with online bookings carry during their visit?

A: Visitors with online bookings should carry their digital visitor pass (with QR code) on their mobile phone and minimize the use of paper.

- What items are allowed inside the Gardens during the visit?

A: Visitors are allowed to carry mobile phones, wallets, purses, hand-bags, water, milk bottles for babies, and umbrellas.

- What items are not allowed inside the Gardens?

A: Eatables, paan, gutka, cigarettes, backpacks, cameras, video cameras, and carrying arms and ammunition are strictly prohibited inside the Gardens.