India, Feb. 2 -- When spring knocks at Delhi's door, almost every flora lover in the Capital feels the calling to head to the expansive gardens at Rashtrapati Bhavan, named Amrit Udyan (former Mughal Gardens). The gates to this vibrant and sensory experience, open today! What will instantly catch the fancy of visitors are the breathtaking tulips and enchanting roses. "Our effort remains to plant seasonal flowers," shares Avneesh Banswal, horticulturist in-charge of the gardens, adding that the rains this time were both a boon and a bane.

"As part of Amrit Udyan, the Vividhta Ka Amrit Mahotsav (March 6 to 9) will showcase the cultural heritage and traditions of southern India," says Navika Gupta, deputy press secretary to the President. ...