The herbal garden of an Ayurvedic college serves as a living repository of medicinal plants used in traditional healing practices. It typically features a wide variety of herbs, shrubs, and trees mentioned in classical Ayurvedic texts. Students and researchers use the garden for hands-on learning, plant identification, and understanding the cultivation and therapeutic uses of each species. This green space not only supports academic study but also promotes biodiversity and sustainable healthcare practices. Herbal garden of our college is having more than 500 spices of medicinal plants with a number of more than six thousand total plants init. It is sprawled over more than for thousand Sq. Meter of area.