Chandigarh is located at picturesque setting in the foothills of Shivalik hills & enjoys the popular epithhet ' The City Beautiful ' Representative of modern architecture & town planning, the city is a creation of French architect, Le Corbusier - whose architectural rendering are appreciated all over the world. Ironically, this new city of India was born out of the partition of the country. A new capital city for the State of Punjab was required and chandigarh in india was created to serve this purpose, and even more, to be the symbol of faith and confidence for the resurgent republic. Today, this is a reality. Chandigarh thrives as a palpable city of half a million people-proud of themselves and their duty.

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This is a traditional Mughal garden, created in the 17th century by Nawab Fidal Khan, architect to the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. According to Hindu mythology, the Pandava brothers rested at this place during their exile. The gardens are laid out over more than 100 acres on a sloping site with fountains and pavilions. It is open on all days and accommodation is available in at Rang Mahal and Sheesh Mahal.

Leisure Valley runs through the entire length of the city, 8 km long, about 400 mt broad at it's widest points, oriented north-east to south-west following the course of an existing seasonal stream. Sections of Leisure Valley are known by separate names.

The Rock Garden has charmed millions of visitors, since its first public opening in 1976, not only by the visual delights it offers but its strange history. The first phase of the rock Garden is a small canyon part natural, albeit peculiar, rock forms and part amalgam of broken ceramic fixtures, pebbles and coal slag.

Set up in Sector-16, the Kendra is the office of Punjab 's Arts Council (Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi). Exhibitions are frequently organised in its large galleries and the Punjab Lalit Kala Akademy's permanent collection of contemporary art is also on display here.

Concrete paths wander over the gently rolling slopes of this park; they are laid out to form roads and intersections and furnished with all sorts of road signs. This place, safe from heavy speeding vehicles, is useful for children who are learning to cycle and is designed to teach them to use the road safely.