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Gardens in INdia

23 years ago

Hello fellow travelers

Is there any advice out there for sights to see in India in January? I am staying with family in Pune and there are family gardens so I expect my co-mother-in-law will know of gardens in that region. But I will also be up north for a week and then we'd like to go down further south. We are still planning where we will go after the family stay so any advice is very welcome!

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lady_sheena
23 years ago
We just had two members from our Garden Club visit India. One has family there. I'm sure if you posted your question to them they would be happy to share thier information about
Gardens in India.

Here is a link that might be useful: gardens of India????
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