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Rock Garden Chandigarh is one of the most unique tourist places in India.

In this video, I answer the most searched questions about Rock Garden Chandigarh while exploring it on-location:
• Who built Rock Garden Chandigarh?
• What is the story behind Rock Garden Chandigarh?
• Rock Garden Chandigarh ticket price & timings
• Where is Rock Garden Chandigarh located?
• What is inside Rock Garden Chandigarh?
• How much time is needed to explore Rock Garden?
• Is photography allowed inside Rock Garden Chandigarh?
• Is Rock Garden Chandigarh worth visiting?

Rock Garden was created by Nek Chand using waste materials like broken bangles, tiles and industrial scrap, and later became one of Chandigarh’s top attractions.

📍 Location: Sector 1, Chandigarh (near Sukhna Lake)
🎟 Ticket Price: ₹30 (Adults), ₹10 (Children)
⏰ Timings:
Summer: 9 AM – 7 PM
Winter: 9 AM – 6 PM

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Chapters:
00:00 intro
00:50 Who built Rock Garden Chandigarh?
01:27 What is inside Rock Garden Chandigarh?
02:02 Ticket price, timings & location
02:39 Photography & food options
03:05 Is Rock Garden Chandigarh worth visiting?
03:29 Video Montage

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