The college maintains a well-developed and meticulously maintained Herbal Garden spread over an area of 5,000 square meters, serving as a living repository of medicinal plants and an important educational resource for students of Ayurveda.

The garden houses a rich collection of more than 250 medicinal herbs, shrubs, and trees commonly described in classical Ayurvedic texts. It provides students with practical exposure to the identification, cultivation, preservation, and therapeutic importance of medicinal plants used in Ayurvedic practice and pharmaceutical preparations.

To facilitate effective learning, each plant is properly labeled with its Sanskrit Name, Vernacular Name, and Botanical Name, enabling students to easily identify and study various medicinal species. The garden also includes a 500 sq. ft. Demonstration Room used for practical teaching sessions, plant demonstrations, academic discussions, and research activities.

The herbal garden is maintained under expert supervision with regular irrigation, systematic cultivation practices, and proper plant care to ensure healthy growth and conservation of valuable medicinal species. It serves as a natural laboratory for teaching, research, and the promotion of herbal awareness among students and visitors.

Key Features

• Spread over 5,000 sq. meters of land
• Collection of 250+ medicinal plants, herbs, shrubs, and trees
• Dedicated 500 sq. ft. Demonstration Room
• Plant identification labels with:
  • Sanskrit Names
  • Vernacular Names
  • Botanical Names
• Regular irrigation and scientific maintenance
• Practical learning and plant identification facility
• Support for academic teaching and research activities
• Conservation of important Ayurvedic medicinal plants
• Natural learning environment for students

The Herbal Garden plays a vital role in strengthening students' understanding of medicinal botany and Ayurvedic pharmacology by providing firsthand experience with the plant resources that form the foundation of Ayurvedic therapeutics.

"A living laboratory of Ayurveda, nurturing knowledge through nature and medicinal plant heritage."

Plant List