Which is the oldest garden?

1. The Gardens of Sigiriya (5th century, Sri Lanka) The oldest garden of all (which is also our header image) is on an archaeological site. It was probably created to decorate the imperial citadel of prince Kasyapa, between 477 and 495 CE.



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