Located about 14 km southeast of Kathmandu in the foothills of Mount Phulchoki, the Godavari Botanical Garden spans approximately 82 hectares and is one of Nepal's premier botanical spaces. It was established in 1962 and is maintained by the Department of Plant Resources. Known for its diverse plant species, the garden showcases various native and exotic plants, seasonal blooms, and several glasshouses, making it a favored destination for botany enthusiasts, families, and tourists alike.
Visitor Fee: There is a small entrance fee for visitors, typically affordable, with different rates for Nepalese, SAARC nationals, and international tourists. However, the exact price may vary, so it is best to check before visiting.
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Why People Enjoy Coming Here
The garden offers a serene retreat from Kathmandu's busy streets, providing a lush landscape, seasonal blossoms, and views of Mount Phulchoki. Nature enthusiasts, botanists, and photographers find the biodiversity and well-maintained spaces appealing, while families enjoy the open spaces and picnic spots.
Age of the Place
The Godavari Botanical Garden has been a feature of the Kathmandu Valley since 1962, built to preserve Nepal’s rich flora and provide a recreational space.
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Godavari Botanical Garden combines natural beauty, education, and recreation, making it a unique destination for visitors in Kathmandu Valley.