The Indian Board of Alternative Medicines has established a herbal garden to showcase traditional Indian medicinal plants and their therapeutic properties. This herbal garden has been built to promote awareness, especially among children and farmers about herbal plants and to familiarize people about their benefits. Bio-diversity conservation and generation of a field, gene bank for rare and important plants are also among the objectives of a garden.

The herbs have been planted in different rows. Some important herbs among them are Ashwagandha, Bergamot Mint, Bhumy Amlaki, Brahmi, Citronaela, Evening Primrose, Geranium, Ghritakumari, Giloy, Isabgul, Kalmegh, Lemon Grass, Marigold, Menthol Mint, Milk Thistle, Palmarosa, Patchouli, Peppermint, Pudina, Quinaghaosu, Sadabahar, Sarpagandha, Shatavari, Spearmint, Vach, Vetiver and so on.
 

The entire garden has informative aids and pathways with clear directions.