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National Botanical Garden (Nepal)| Godawari | Lalitpur |

#botanicalgarden #godawari #lalitpur The National Botanical Garden (NBG) was established in 1961 (2018 BS) and inaugurated by King Mahendra on October 28, 1962 (Kartik 12, 2019). The NBG, formerly known as the Royal Botanical Garden, belongs to the Department of Plant Resources (DPR), Ministry of Forests and Environment (MoFE), Government of Nepal (GoN). The landscape of this exquisite botanical garden was designed by two British architects, Geoffrey Herklots and Tony Schilling. It is well-known as a center of plant conservation, education, research, display and recreation. It covers an area of 82 hectares with varying topography, 40 hectares of which have been transformed into various thematic gardens (= subgardens). It is surrounded by a natural evergreen forest with Schima-Castanospsis-Alnus as the dominant tree species. It is located at the base of Mt. Phulchowki (2765 m), the highest peak of the Kathmandu valley, and lies about 10 km southeast of Satdobato, Lalitpur District. A natural stream, Godawari, runs through the middle of the garden, adding to its beauty. This is the oldest and largest botanical garden of the nation. It is also an internationally recognized botanical garden and a member of Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) since 2015 AD. It has a natural plant landscape having 30 different thematic gardens like arboretum, biodiversity education garden, fern garden, Japanese style garden, lily garden, Nepalensis-historic plant garden, physic garden, rock garden, rose garden, school education garden, sand garden, special garden, taxonomic family garden, terrace garden, threatened plant garden, tropical garden, wetland garden, etc. Over 1000 plant species, including native, indigenous, naturalized, and exotic angiosperms, gymnosperms, pteridophytes and bryophytes, are conserved in this botanical garden. This garden has also conserved about 150 species of medicinal plants, 50 species of cactus and succulent plants, 49 species of climbers and 74 species of orchids. More than 400 thousand visitors, including about 70 thousand students, visit this botanical garden every year. Generally, students come here on educational tours, plant researchers come here to observe living plants, general visitors come here to relax and unwind away far away from the humdrum of city life, naturalists come here to watch birds and enjoy the scenery/greenery, and film crews come here to shoot videos and films. The garden opens daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. from Kartik 16 to Magh 15 (first week of November to last week of January) and from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the rest of the year. Visitors can enter this garden by paying entrance fee at the main gate of the garden. http://nbg.gov.np