Himayat Baugh Aurangabad

The Himayat Baugh covers 300 acres of land with fruit trees, water channels, and traditional Mughal garden architecture across its grounds.

The garden originated in the 17th century when Emperor Aurangzeb ordered the transformation of open fields into a royal garden for the Mughal court.

The garden incorporates Persian design elements with octagonal structures, water canals, and specific plant arrangements that mirror Islamic gardening traditions.

The fruit research station within Himayat Baugh sells grafted mango and tamarind saplings, cultivated by local gardeners using traditional techniques.

The summer palace remains naturally cool through an underground construction and water circulation system around its octagonal structure.

GPS coordinates: 19.90327,75.33761

Latest update: March 10, 2025 19:19