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CITY’S TREE SANCTUARY

Together with Delhi zoo, Purana Qila, Millennium Park and Humayun’s Tomb, the nursery stands in an uninterrupted Mughal landscape spanning more than 1,000 acres More than 1,800 mature trees of over 200 species at the nursery recorded on a geographic information system (GIS). Hundred more species planted Biodiversity studies conducted by AKTC in 2012 documented 54 species of resident birds and 24 species of butterfl ies

Almost 20 acres exclusively for CPWD’s nursery functions Central axis inspired by the Persian carpet design with fountains, sandstone lights all carved with hand in true Mughal style A number of Mughal monuments can also be found

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