Essay, Paragraph or Speech on “A Visit To A Garden” Complete Paragraph or Speech for Class 10, Class 12 and Graduation and other classes.

A Visit To A Garden

Total 3 Essays.

Essay No. 01

A visit to a garden or a park is quite refreshing and educative. With the increase of population in towns and cities, open spaces are becoming very rare. Gardens, grounds and lawns are the lungs of a modern city. I like going to the garden and spending some time in the beautiful company of nature. A garden is place of beauty. It presents a feast of joy before us.  There is a beautiful garden just in front of my house. Its shady trees seem to invite me during the summers and its green sunny lawns catch my eyes in the winter season. There are rows of roses that attract the eyes of the beholder. I enjoy a stroll in the garden both in the morning and in the evening. At that time I forget all the worries of life. In the middle of the garden, there is a fountain and a small tank. The tank teems with colored fish of various kinds. Children flock to the tank and play with the fish. The garden also serves as a nest of singing birds. Many beautiful birds perch in the trees in the evening and pour out their melodious songs. In the morning the fragrance of the flowers lends a sweet charm to the whole atmosphere. On a moonlit night, the garden presents a beautiful scene. Many people visit the garden at different hours of the day. We have really a good time in the garden which is veritably a paradise on the earth.

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Essay No. 02

A Municipal Park

There is a municipal park in our town. It is situated a few kilometers away from my house.”I visit it on Sundays and holidays.

The particular park which I have mentioned here, is quite a big one. It is situated near the bus stand. That is perhaps not quite proper as one cannot sit and have rest there in perfectly calm atmosphere.

Still, the park is of great value. It is rightly said that the parks and gardens are the lungs of towns and cities. If parks were not there, the urban areas would be no better than hell. In the urban areas, the atmosphere is highly polluted and it is hard to breathe there. It is only the parks and gardens and other open spaces that provide some relief to the tired nerves and smoke-filled lungs of people.

The park has a number of grassy plots and flower beds. It has a circular passage for those who want to walk or have a race. There is a

tall fountain in the middle of the park. It keeps playing all the while except from midnight to dawn. There are a number of benches in the park. Mostly old people and children visit the park. During the examination days some students may be seen sitting on benches and cramming their lessons. Two gardeners are there to take care of the park. People are not allowed to bring eatables in the park. In one corner of the park there are some devices such as roundabouts, etc. for children. In the evening, some housewives may also be seen having a walk on the circular path. I mostly have a light exercise in the park early in the morning. I only wish that there should be more parks in all towns and more attention should be paid to them by all concerned.

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Essay No. 03

A Visit to Buddha Garden

Last Sunday our class went to the Buddha Garden. It is a beautiful picnic spot. It is situated on the Ridge Road, on the slope of a hillock.

We were 52 students, two teachers and a school peon. Our bus reached the spot at 10 a.m. We took put our belongings and entered the Buddha Garden. Many vehicles were seen at the parking lot.

There were many other people in the park. They were wearing multi-coloured dresses. They were enjoying the beauty of nature. They were walking in different directions. We spread a sheet on the grass in the shade of a tree. We put our bags and lunch boxes there. The peon was asked to look after them.

Our teachers led us through the garden paths to have a good look. We saw their beautiful plants, flowers, bushes and trees. We felt ourselves in the lap of nature. There the air was fresh and refreshing. Birds perched on the tree’s branches. There were butterflies and parrots too. The sun was out in the sky. We felt the heat of the sun. We came back to the place our luggage was. The peon was glad to see us back. We took out our lunch boxes and had our lunch.

After lunch, Mahesh was compelled to sing a song of his choice. He sang ‘Chaniyan, Chanyian. It was liked by all of us. A few students sang songs one by one. Then we were told to take rest. More sheets were spread out. Some of us played cards. I played chess with my English teacher. Some students told tit-bits. Some told stories. At about 4 p.m. we prepared tea and pakoras. Everyone enjoyed them.

Finally, at 5 p.m. we packed our luggage and started for the return journey. We came to the parking lot and boarded our school bus. The teacher counted the students. All were present except the peon. The driver pressed the horn two or three times. Just then the peon came to the bus running fast. The bus started. After half an hour it reached our school. Then we went to our respective homes. It was, in fact, a very entertaining visit to the Buddha garden.

350 Words