Visit to the Mughal Gardens for class 1.

Its better to see something than to hear about it a thousand times.

Every excursion undertaken is an experience which leaves students pondering and implores them to think. The students of class 1 were taken to the Mughal Gardens on 21st February, 2017. The Mughal Gardens are a cluster of gardens designed keeping in mind the culturally-rich country, Persia. Located at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, these are open for the public during the months of February and March when their diverse flora are in full bloom.

We first walked about the herbal garden where students observed the multifarious varieties of herbs and were told about their medicinal values. We then proceeded to the Circular Garden and eventually arrived at the Rose Garden. The vast spread of spring blossoms, interspersed with gently-playing fountains and soaked in an enticing fragrance of freshness, was a heightening experience. The birds and butterflies busied about the flora and fauna, with a happy hum, drawn as we were, to them.

The children enjoyed themselves through the trip and returned in great awe of the grandeur of the Presidential Estate and its Spring spectacle, as it were.

Ms. Ishleen Saluja.