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Fast Facts:
Location: Atop Malabar Hills,
Opposite kamala Nehru Park
When it was laid: 1881
Nature of architecture: Garden
General Introduction:
The Hanging Gardens were laid in 1881 and refurbished in 1921.
The Hanging Gardens perched on the Malabar Hills offer spectacular
sunset views over the Arabian Sea.
History:
It is believed that the Hanging Gardens were laid in 1881 over
Bombay's main reservoir to prevent the entry of dirty and polluted
water from the nearby Towers of Silence. The Hanging Gardens
also known as Pherozshah Mehta Gardens were laid in 1881 and
refurbished in 1921. These gardens derive its name from the
way they are located on the slope of a hill. The terrace garden
overlooks the Malabar Hills towards Colaba and offers a breathtaking
view of the sunset against the Arabian Sea.
Features:
The spectacular terrace gardens are perched atop the Malabar
Hills. This terrace garden is ideally located opposite the Kamala
Nehru Park. The garden offers spectacular views of red streaks
of the setting Sun over the glistening waves of the Arabian
Sea. The Garden is built over three reservoirs containing gallons
of water. Joggers and fitness enthusiasts refresh themselves
at the gardens in the early mornings while in the evenings young
couples escape into a cozy retreat. The garden has the "Old
woman's shoe" a favorite among young children.
Don't Miss:
The Hanging Gardens offer spectacular views of sunset over
the Arabian Sea. This is an unmatched experience.
The Hanging Gardens offers a cozy retreat for the young and
old. Rejuvenate yourselves with cheerful conversations and breathtaking
views of the sunset across the Arabian Sea. Indiaprofile.com
offers complete information on the Hanging Gardens and other
Tourist Attractions in Mumbai
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