Gardens are not only the best recreational spaces in bustling cities but are also the places where people can connect mindfully with Nature and get utmost relaxation

These are the top 10 beautiful gardens to visit in Guwahati-

1. Nehru Park A beautiful garden located near Cotton University in Panbazar, it has always remain a charming space of relaxation for students, professionals and lovers in Guwahati

2. Dighalipukhuri Park With the quaint Dighalipukhuri Lake always attracting visitors near its calm waters, Dighalipukhuri Park is another beautiful garden in Guwahati surrounded with abundant greenery

3. Atal Udyan Situated in the busy Adabari area of Guwahati, the Atal Udyan with its creative scultputural works and beautiful expanse of greenery always lures visitors towards it

4. Amrit Udyan A picturesque park in the Hengarabari area of Guwahati, the most noteworthy features here are the statues of eight freedom fighters from eight NE states

5. Shraddhanjali Kanan Situated just opposite the Assam State Zoo, Shraddhanjali Kanan is a pretty expanse of vast greenery where visitors regularly go to spend some quality time with themselves or loved ones

6. Guwahati War Memorial Located near Dighalipukhuri Park, the attractive features here are the ancient military equipments and the picturesque space but the most bonus point is that you can enter for free here

7. Sankardev Shishu Udyan With the river Brahmaputra proudly flowing by its side, this beautiful garden located on the banks of the mighty river is eternally loved by people of all age groups

8. Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra A cultural institution of Assam, the well-maintained lawns and the grand fountain here have always enthralled visitors

9. Dr. Bhupen Hazarika Samadhi Kshetra A place where the evergreen singer of Assam Dr. Bhupen Hazarika has been laid for eternal rest, the calm green expanse of this memorial site always captivates anyone who visit it

10. Mahabahu Brahmaputra River Heritage Centre Besides being a grand museum, its fascinating gardens have enchanted people as the river Brahmaputra can be admired in its fill glory here

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