Lucknow has added another jewel to its crown of attractions – the Swastika Lotus Garden, developed by the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR). Spread across serene green landscapes, this unique botanical space is home to over 60 rare and exotic species of lotus, creating an enchanting spectacle of colors and forms throughout the year.

The garden’s very design sets it apart. Crafted in the form of a swastika, an ancient symbol representing auspiciousness, energy, and eternal harmony, the layout itself is a reminder of India’s deep cultural and spiritual ties with the lotus flower. Every pathway, pond, and section is aligned to radiate positivity, making it not just a garden but a living symbol of balance between tradition and innovation.

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The park is home to the 108-petaled Namo Lotus, which is named for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a cultural allusion. Due to its advantageous qualities, this lotus has become more and more famous, and its agrotechnology has been distributed to numerous entrepreneurs throughout India for cultivation and usage in medical tea.

Nestled in Lucknow’s tranquil landscape, the Swastika Lotus Garden is designed to be inclusive – equally appealing to:

- Tourists & families, seeking a peaceful retreat amidst beauty.

- Photographers & artists, inspired by the ever-changing play of colors and reflections.

- Researchers & students, who can study biodiversity and plant sciences in real-time.

With its tranquil waters, colorful blossoms, and symbolic design, the Swastika Lotus Garden is poised to become a must-visit destination in Lucknow. As the lotuses sway gently in the water, offering a mesmerizing dance of colors, the garden stands as a testimony to how science and tradition can blossom together – creating beauty that heals, inspires, and endures.

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