6 Plantations to Explore in Tamil Nadu

Featuring six gorgeous fountains, a large aquarium with ornamental fishes, Japanese rock, dancing fountain and a beautiful children's train, the Botanical Garden of Pondicherry is truly an unmissable attraction. Established in the year 1826 by C.S. Perrotet, this 22-acre park is located favourably near the southern entrance of Pondicherry's New Bus Stand. Over 1500 species of plants populate this park – some of which are indigenous to the region and some brought from other parts of the world.

This is a garden and researching place for several rare Orchids and so many other varieties of plantations. This is one of the main tourist destinations in Salem district.

This is situated on the slopes of ELK hill. A paradise of different varieties of roses.

Spread over 1,100 hectares and joins the Bay of Bengal, where it is separated by a lengthy sandbank.

This is an unusual park-cum-botanical garden that was developed around the natural contours of the land more than a hundred years ago by Mr. J.D. Sims and Major Murray in the year of 1874

This is a botanical garden under the Tamilnadu Agricultural University. there are so many varieties of plants and trees and each species is labeled with its common name and species name.