BONSAI GARDEN MYSORE

ABOUT BONSAI GARDEN:

Housed within the Ashram, the Kishkindha Moolika Bonsai Garden, spread over
4 acres, was established in 1986. It is one of the best locations for educational
experiences and eco-tourism in Mysore. The garden has over 450 carefully
shaped miniature plants and is divided into zones based on specific Indian

themes and traditions. They are:

Nakshatra Vana: has plants representing the 27 stars of traditional Indian
Astrology

Rashi Vana: have plants associated with each zodiac sign

Saptarishi Vana: have plants linked to the seven Indian rishis or sages.

Raga Vana: has plants related to classical music in India

Panchayatana Vana: 5 plant gardens tied to the concept of Mother Goddess.

ENTRY FEE FOR BONSAI GARDEN

Adult: Rs. 25

ASHRAM TIMINGS

The ashram complex is open every day except on Wednesdays throughout the
year.

Morning: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Evening: 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm

PLAN YOUR VISIT

• The best time to visit the Sri Ganapathi Sachidananda ashram is from
  September to February when the weather is cooler.
• Since it takes around 3 hours to explore the place, reaching here at 9:30
  am is recommended.
• Mobile phones should be switched off at the aviary, and photography is
  prohibited.

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS NEAR THE DATTA PEETHAM

• Mysore Zoo ( 2.9 km ): one of the largest zoos covering 160 acres and
  housing some of the rarest and endangered species on the planet.
• Mysore Palace( 3.7 km ): A magnicent palace of the Wadiyar dynasty,built in an Indo-Saracenic style of architecture.
• Sand Museum( 4.5 km ): The museum displays almost 200 sculptures of
  sand in different themes
• Chamundi Hills ( 12 km ): Chamundi Hills is a sacred landmark in
  Mysore, topped by a historic temple dedicated to the goddess
  Chamundeshwari.
• Brindavan Gardens( 22 km ): A beautiful garden with musical fountains.
  This is perfect for an evening picnic with friends and family.