This 9ha, English-style park is planted with rare species and has a multitude of flowers. Its giant rhododendrons are 6 to 8m high and stand out against the darker coloured trees. Paths lead to displays of plants and trees each one more beautiful than the last. The house in the middle of the park is quite original. It was built in 1898 by the English architect, Edwin Luytens, who built the Viceroy's palace in New Dehli, and the landscape gardener, Gertrud Jekyll.