Amrit Udyan will be open for public viewing from February 3 to March 31, 2026, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., with last entry at 5 p.m.; the garden will remain closed on Mondays and on March 4 on account of Holi

Entry to Amrit Udyan is free of cost, with visitors required to book their slots online in advance through the official Rashtrapati Bhavan website; no on-the-spot booking facility is available this year

The route for the visitors will be Bal Vatika - Plumeria Garden – Banyan Garden - Bonsai Garden – Babbling Brook - Central Lawn - Long Garden - Circular Garden

An area dedicated to the birds of Rashtrapati Bhavan. Spread over a vast expanse of 15 acres, Amrit Udyan has often been portrayed, and deservedly so, as the soul of the Rashtrapati Bhavan

Special viewing days at Amrit Udyan have been earmarked for Defence Personnel (March 3), Senior Citizens (March 5), Women and Tribal Women’s SHGs (March 10), and Divyangjan (March 13)

Seasonal flowers bloom across the Central Lawn, one of the original gardens that together form the heart of Amrit Udyan

Peacocks seen at the landscaped lawns that transform Amrit Udyan into a tranquil retreat within the President’s Estate

Full view of the Circular Gardens with a diverse variety of flora and fauna 

Bal Vatika, a specially curated space for children, blends learning and play with a story centred around a 225-year-old Sheesham tree

The newly introduced Babbling Brook winds its way through the garden, featuring meandering stream, sculptural spouts, stepping stones, and a reflecting pool, offering a refreshing and serene experience

The Bonsai Garden showcases carefully nurtured miniature trees, reflecting years of precision and patience

Tree house standing tall in the Amrit Udyan that offers visitor-friendly facilities including shuttle services, food court, drinking water, restrooms, medical care, wheelchairs, cloak room and a souvenir shop

Tulips and roses, among the highlights of the winter display, stand in full bloom across the expansive lawns