The Hanging Gardens in Mumbai is a terraced gardens situated at Malabar Hill, just opposite to Kamala Nehru Park, the garden is in the middle of the bustling city. Entry is free, as part of city tour, we visited the park in early afternoon. The park has several hedges carved into animal shapes, an attractive flower clock situated in the middle of the garden, different types of plants and flowers. It is a green space spreads over a vast area of land with pathway for moving around the garden. However, in the hot weather, moving around the Garden may be tough due to limited trees / shades. It is a popular spot for the locals as well.

Our tour guide was quite excited to show us the Hanging Gardens. It was large with paths throughout. The paths we were on were mostly red dirt with small pebbles and didn’t give it a neat, clean look. Many of the beds were bare which may change with the seasons. It was early March when we were there, so I would have thought many things would be planted and blooming (the weather was beautiful). However, that was not the case. We walked around and did see some decent views from one area but found the park in general to be very unexciting. I wouldn’t waste my time to come here if it requires a special trip.

We visited the gardens as part of a tour group. Maybe we didn’t see the best of the garden but most of us were a bit underwhelmed. The gardens are built on a reservoir so there isn't much soil which accounts for the lack of trees except around the perimeter. It was quite hot without the shade. There are lots of paths and apparently the gardens are very popular for walking and promenading. To be honest, the gardens across the road looked more interesting.

Amazing place nice experience over here.. U can't explore this garden in words it is wonderful nice place for chilling with life partner.. Such a green and clean well maintained. If you love someone and you are with them so definitely you will like this place.

Set in the poshest district Malabar Hill, a lovely spiralling garden that gives a lovely feel of fresh air and tranquility. Great views of Marine Drive and the Arabian Sea. Sunday’s gets very busy, and a nice stop over for an hour to exercise those joints whilst touring Mumbai sights.

It's a picturesque location situated at Malabar hill. The garden has been redeveloped and it looks beautiful now. The view of the beach from the garden is worth a visit. The only problem is since it is newly built you cannot step on the grasses anymore and forget about eating like you used to before. . It is best place to visit with family. For children there are many plants which have given the shape of different animals. .There’s also a giant shoe which is known as old lady shoe.

Felt very pleasant visiting the garden. Nice place for family outing or picnic. Garden was not that crowded. Parking space is available near the garden Little kids will definitely enjoy being here

There is a pleasant enough snapshot of Mumbai middle-class life here, but I think it's the view over the city and Marine Drive that makes the trip worth the stop.

I had in mind for this place was, Garden would be literaly hanging on the ropes. LOL But i was wrong as a Kid. But when i went there and head the history about the hanging garden I shocked. The garden called hanging garden because it is on the top of the water tanks. Very nice views for photography. Try Bombay style vadapav there.

Hanging Gardens also known as Ferozeshah Mehta Gardens are the perfectly manicured terraced gardens on the slopes of the Malabar Hill, just opposite the Kamala Nehru Park. Providing a calming view of Sunset over the Arabian Sea, the Hanging Gardens have been carved into the shapes of animals. The park, which was laid out in 1881 over Bombay’s main reservoir, owes its name to the renowned barrister Pherozshah Mehta. You can be a part of healthy stroll down the Hanging garden early in the morning and in the evening and rejuvenate your energy level amidst the soft caressing breeze that blow from the Arabian Sea. With gaping vibrancy of natural beauty there is a modern expanse of the city down hills. You have a panoramic view of sweeping Chowpatty Beach and scintillating Marine Drive from the Ferozeshah Mehta Ggarden that has no less than an awe-inspiring expression from the onlookers.Ferozeshah Mehta Gardens serves as a picturesque retreat for the people of Mumbai. Suspended over Malabar Hills, the garden presents a picturesque vista of the dazzling city.