The original garden also housed badminton courts and tennis courts for the tenants.

The gardens house a transported Burmese pagoda of exquisite design.

The garden also houses several plants found only along the banks of the Ohio River, including the renowned Ammon's Blue.

Covering 44,000 square meters, the garden also houses a public library.

The garden houses the tallest statue of Hanuman in Orissa.

At that time the garden housed 2000 species.

The garden houses a small hut on the right side in which Maharaj ji used to meditate.

Besides a variety of plants, the gardens also house a souvenir complex, a visitors train, restaurants and a waterfall.

Beyond serving as a collection of plants to be viewed and studied, the botanical gardens house a growing number of species extinct in their natural habitat.

The garden houses some of the popular exotic flora and rare plant species, medicinal and aromatic herbs.