"Came here for a college research visit, the archivist actually sat with us and explained the propagation process in detail. More informative than I expected honestly. Wish the signage on each tree had a little more info printed though, had to ask staff for everything."
Rupinder Kaur
"My dadi has been talking about visiting this place ever since she heard about it from a cousin. Finally took her last month. She got emotional near the Sialkot tree replica, said it reminded her of stories her father used to tell. Would recommend to anyone with older family members interested in Partition history."
Amandeep Kaur
"Booked a group tour for our gurudwara sangat, around 15 of us. They accommodated us well and the guide adjusted the pace for the elders in the group. Only thing — we had to call twice to confirm our slot before the visit, an SMS confirmation would've been easier."
Navjot Kaur
"Good for a couple hours if you're around Daria/Panchkula side. Not too big so don't expect a whole day trip. Staff were friendly and let my son ask a hundred questions without getting annoyed lol."
Jaspreet Singh
"Visited during a family trip to Chandigarh, wasn't originally on our list but glad we added it. The Dukh Bhanjani tree story was moving. It's a small place but they've clearly put a lot of research into it."
Manpreet Singh
"Nice quiet place, good for photography too if that's your thing. Went on a weekday so it wasn't crowded at all. The tree from Munak Kalan was my favourite, didn't expect that kind of detail on the plaque."
Baljit Singh
"Took my parents here last weekend, honestly didn't expect much but the Beri tree story from Sultanpur Lodhi gave me goosebumps. The guide knew his stuff, answered every question. Wish I'd known photography inside needed prior permission, would've planned better."
Gurpreet Singh
"Took my in-laws here since they're into Sikh history. My father-in-law ended up talking to one of the staff members for almost 20 minutes about the trees linked to different gurudwaras. He hasn't stopped talking about it since."
Kirandeep Kaur
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