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Rashtrapati Bhavan Udyanotsav 2021 Online Booking for Mughal Garden Visit Information & Instructions 1. Mughal Garden of Rashtrapati Bhavan will be opened for public viewing from 13 February 2021 (Saturday) to 21 March 2021 (Saturday). The Garden will remain close on every Monday. 2. Visit to the Mughal Gardens shall be allowed only through online Booking. 3. Entry to the Garden will be through Gate no 35 of Rashtrapati Bhavan on North Avenue Road. Information and Instruction to Visit Mughal Garden during Udyanotsav 2021 Page 1 of 2 4. Online Booking can be done by visiting President Of India Website (https://presidentofindia.gov.in/) and following the Mughal Garden Visit Link or by visiting Rashtrapati Sachivalaya website (https://rashtrapatisachivalaya.gov.in) and following explore & tour link. 5. Entry to Mughal Garden during Udyanotsav is Free of cost. 6. Online Booking for a visit date shall be available 7 days in advance and closes on the day before the visit date. 7. Visiting hours (10 am to 5 PM) are divided into 7 hourly slots, starting from 10 am to 4 pm with Last entry time for visitors at 4 PM 8. Maximum of 100 Visitors will be allowed to visit in each slot. 9. Maximum of 5 Visitors can be booked in a single booking. 10. Persons who are below 10 years or above 65 years are not allowed to Visit. 11. Mobile Number is mandatory for online booking. 12. Only one booking is permitted from one Mobile number. 13. Mobile phones can be carried in switched off conditions. Visitors who carry visitor pass in mobile phone need to switch off the phone after check in. 14. Visitors need to carry visitor pass (Paper Print or Mobile Pass) and identity card. 15. Visitors will have to give an undertaking regarding the following at the time of online booking: a. Non resident of any containment zone. b. Not suffering from any fever, cough & any respiratory disease. c. Not been under quarantine in last 3 weeks. d. Not tested Covid-19 Positive in last three weeks. 16. Visitors need to follow Covid-19 guidelines issued by Government. 17. Eatables/Paan/Gutka/Cigarette/BackPack/Camera/Video Camera are not allowed inside the Gardens. Information and Instruction to Visit Mughal Garden during Udyanotsav 2021 Page 2 of 2 .

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