Baldha Garden

The Bangladesh old Boldha Garden is positioned in Wari in Dhaka, in the old part of Famous Dhaka city (opposite of the Christian cemetery). Set up by Hindu person Narendra Narayan Roy.
There are both local and exotic species of plants in this  three acre botanical garden.

Divided into two units, psyche (the soul) and cybele (mother goddes of nature). The garden has about 1500 plants and trees cover 672 species and 87 families. Many of these are rare plants procured from different countries of the world. A good-looking lily pond inside the garden Psyche and a sun dial are worth visiting. The tombs of the founder and his son are located within Cibola.

Location: Baldha Garden, Narinda Rd, Dhaka 1100, Bangladesh

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