About this Place
Spanning four hectares (10 acres) on the slopes of Elk Hill, the Government Rose Garden is home to over 20,000 rose plants representing 2,800 cultivars. It is considered the largest rose collection in India. The garden is laid out in five curving terraces, featuring rose tunnels, pergolas, and bowers adorned with creepers.
Visitors can find a wide array of rose varieties, including hybrid tea roses, miniature roses, floribunda, ramblers, polyanthas, and rare colors such as black, green, and bi-color roses. The "Nila Maadam" observation platform offers panoramic views of the entire garden and Ooty town.