Badi Mata Mandir

It was the month of February. I was sitting with my friends in my drawing room. We were discussing all the beautiful places we had visited. All of a sudden one of us spoke about the beauty of the Mughal Gardens. We decided to visit the place on Sunday next. On Sunday we went there by bus. There ‘was already a great rush of people. Men, women and children were moving up and down on gravel paths which encircled the garden. The grass was so soft that it looked like a carpet of velvet. There was symmetry of the grassy plots. The flower beds were a treat for the eyes. There were flowers of various hues and shapes. The rose, the jasmine and the marigold were filling the air with their sweet fragrance. In the centre of the garden there was a pond having multi-coloured fish, a charming spectacle indeed. Fountains and water channels running across the garden added to this feast of flowers. The visitors to the gardens are not allowed to sit on the grass. That is why every visitor moves from one part of the garden to the other looking at the flowers which grow there in abundance. The tall eucalyptus growing here and there beautify the whole scene. The Mughal Gardens are indeed a thing of beauty and a joy forever. We went around slowly watching the flowers with wonder. It took us about two hours to go round the whole place. It was the most beautiful place that we had seen. The place haunts my mind and I find myself revisiting the garden in dreams.

Very beautiful mandir and heart touching place

nice one

Very nice

Shimla hom