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Wikipedia Overview
The Government Botanical Garden is a botanical garden in Udhagamandalam, near Coimbatore (Ooty), Tamil Nadu state, India laid out in 1848. The gardens, divided into several sections, cover an area of around 22 hectares, and lie on the lower slopes of Doddabetta peak. The garden has a terraced layout. It is maintained by the Tamil Nadu Horticulture Department.
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6 injured, 3 houses destroyed in bison attack near Ooty's Government Botanical Garden - Deccan Herald
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128th annual flower show inaugurated in Ooty - The Hindu
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From Central station to thappattaam, Flower Show celebrates Tamil Nadu - DT Next
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Tamil Nadu’s hill stations saw sharp cold conditions, with night temperatures dipping below 10°C and frost reported in parts of Ooty. IMD stations recorded 5.4°C in Ooty and 0.8°C at the Government Botanical Garden, while Kodaikanal, Coonoor and Yercaud - instagram.com
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Munnar Flower Show | Government Botanical Garden | Events in Idukki - Kerala Tourism
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In Pics: Beautiful Botanical Gardens In India - Travel and Leisure Asia
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125th Ooty flower show concludes, 1.2 lakh people visited this year - The New Indian Express
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Government Botanical Garden - Ooty in a day: 6 must-visit places for the perfect trip - The Economic Times
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Government Botanical Garden In Tamil Nadu Gears Up For An Impressive Flower Show - News18
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Government Botanical Garden in Puducherry gets a facelift - The Hindu
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Tourists delighted as frosting sets in Ooty - DT Next
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IN PICS | Ooty Flower Show 2024: High ticket rates a matter of concern? - The New Indian Express
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Number of visitors to Government Botanical Garden in Ooty decreases by 15 per cent in 2024 - The Hindu
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Stalin inaugurates 124th flower show in Ooty - The New Indian Express
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126th Annual Ooty Flower Show to be held at the Government Botanical Garden from May 17 - The Hindu
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Traffic diversions in Ooty as more tourists head to the hills - The New Indian Express
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Fern house named after designer of Government Botanical Garden in Ooty temporarily closed - The Hindu
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Horticulture Department workers protest at Government Botanical Garden in Ooty; demand fixed timescale pay - The Hindu
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Electric golf cart improves accessibility to elderly at Government Botanical Garden in Ooty - The Hindu
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Entry fee at Government Botanical Garden increased - The Hindu
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CM Stalin inaugurates Ooty flower show - The New Indian Express
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When over 10,000 people gathered to see MGR- Saroja Devi film shooting in Ooty - The Times of India
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Rains, e-pass affect tourist footfall at Ooty - DT Next
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Ooty summer shows may be hit - Deccan Chronicle
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30 lakh tourists visit botanical garden - Deccan Chronicle
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Ooty Flower Show 2025: Dates, Ticket Prices, Venue, and Everything You Need to Know - Moneycontrol.com
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Munnar opens its own glass watch tower for tourists: Fares, timings, how to book - Onmanorama
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Looking for a blooming escape this summer vacation? Munnar’s flower show awaits! - Mathrubhumi English
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