plaka shopping Just 500m away, India s largest water tank, the ghat-fl anked Bhramasarovar, was, according to Hindu

HARYANA & PUNJAB CHANDIG A RH Chandigarh Sights Pomodoro. (see 23) 1 Bougainvillea plaka shopping Garden.C1 30 Punjab Grill.B3 2 Chandigarh Architecture Museum. B2 31 Sagar Ratna.A3 3 Government Museum & Art Sai Sweets. (see 20) Gallery. B2 Swagath.(see 15) 4 High Court.D1 Yangtse.(see 21) 5 High Court Museum.D1 6 Le Corbusier Centre. C4 Drinking 7 National Gallery of Portraits. B3 English Garden plaka shopping Bar. (see 28) Natural History Museum. (see 2) 32 Java Dave's.B2 8 Nek Chand Fantasy Rock Garden. D2 Lava Bar. (see 24) 9 Open Hand Sculpture.D1 Oriental Lounge.(see 15) 10 Rose Garden. B2 Vintage Terrace Lounge Bar.(see 19) 11 Secretariat.C1 12 Sukhna Lake Paddle Boats. D2 Entertainment 13 UT Secretariat. B2 33 Kiran Cinema.B3 14 Vidhan Sabha.D1 Neelam Cinema. (see 29) 34 Tagore Theatre.B4 Sleeping 15 AB's. D4 Shopping 16 Hotel City Heart Premium. B3 35 Anokhi.C3 17 Hotel Divyadeep. A4 36 Fabindia.B3 plaka shopping 18 Hotel Kwality Regency. plaka shopping A3 37 Khadi Ashram.B3 19 Hotel Mountview. B2 Music World. (see 29) 20 Hotel Satyadeep. A4 38 Music World.B4 21 Hotel Shivalikview. A3 Phulkari. (see 37) 22 Hotel Sunbeam. A4 39 Suvasa.C3 23 Piccadily Hotel. A4 24 Taj Chandigarh. B2 Information 40 Chandigarh Tourism.A4 Eating 41 Haryana Tourism.B3 AB's. (see 15) Himachal Tourism. (see 40) 25 Aroma. A4 Shri Gurudev. (see 27) 26 Barista Cr me. A3 Uttar Pradesh Tourism.(see 40) Bhoj.(see 17) Uttarakhand (Uttaranchal) Ghazal.(see 28) Tourism. plaka shopping (see 40) 27 Hot Millions Salad Bar & Restaurant. B3 Transport 28 Mehfil. B3 Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT). (see 40) Moti Mahal.(see 28) 42 Jet Airways.B3 29 Picadilly Blue Ice Bar & 43 Prepaid Autorickshaws.A3 Restaurant. A3

Just 500m away, India s largest water tank, the ghat-fl anked Bhramasarovar, was, according to Hindu holy texts, created by Lord Brahma. It attracts throngs during solar eclipses and Gita Jayanti, anniversary of the Bhagavad Gita (see p 200 ).

These reconstructed 17th-century Mughal plaka shopping era walled gardens (%01733-230759; admission 20; h7am-10pm) are built on seven levels with water features (that sometimes operate) and enjoy panoramic views of the Shivalik Hills.