Partial List of Diseases Treated

• Breast Implants & Liposuction
  COSMETIC & PLASTIC SURGERY
• Knee and Hip replacement , Arthroscopy ORTHOPEDICS
• Cataract , Glaucoma , Spectacle removal with lasers
  OPHTHALMOLOGY
• Prostrate surgery and Penile implants
  UROLOGY
• Angioplasty and Cardiac Bypass surgery CARDIOLOGY
• Removal of Brain Tumor and slipped disk removal
  NEUROSURGERY
• Laparoscopic removal of Gall Bladder stones and various abdominal tumors
  GENERAL SURGERY
• Endoscope nasal and microscopic ear surgeries ENT

High Value/Cost Effective Medical Care in India

In view of the rising cost and/or lack of readily available medical care in USA, UK and other western countries, increasing number of people are seeking medical treatment in India which offers comparable, or in some cases, even better medical treatment at a reasonable cost. Unlike, in USA or UK, you don't have to wait for days or sometimes even months to get medical treatment, when you arrive at our facility in India.

ABOUT CHANDIGARH

An architect might be assigned to design parliament houses, museums, or great architectural structures, but not many get or are offered the 'dream project' to design an entirely new city. Le Corbusier, the greatest architect of the twentieth century was the lucky one to be invited by the Indian Government to design a new capital for the Indian Punjab, since its original capital Lahore had gone to Pakistan after India's Independence in 1947. Commenting on the birth of the new city, India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru said:
'Let this be a new town, symbolic of the freedom of India, unfettered by the tradition of the past. . . . an expression of the nation's faith in the future. '
And in the early fifties, India did get an ultramodern city full of architectural marvels such as the grand Secretariat, the imposing High Court, the elegant Assembly Hall, the magnificent University and other educational institutions, sprawling shopping centres, meticulously planned roads, well laid out localities, and gardens set against the serene Shivalik hills. The city that got its name from the goddess Chandika, is a thriving metropolis today, and more than fifty years after Independence, Chandigarh remains India's first planned city full of tree-lined avenues, parks and gardens free of pollution. Chandigarh welcomes you with all its warmth and love to give you an experience you will never forget. Chandigarh is located on Shivalik hills offering visitors refreshing opportunity to enjoy the hills.

Gardens in City

Rose Garden: Next to city centre, in Sector 16 is situated Zakir Hussain Rose Garden Asia's largest Rose Garden and is spreaded over 30 acres of land having over 1600 different species or roses. These have been planted beautifully carved out lawns and flowers beds. Like the cultural zone which is just across the road in sector 10,this was also planned by Dr. M.S. Randhawa as his interest in horticulture and fondness for flowers was profuse. Every year, either at the end of February or beginning of March, a big festival known as Rose Festival, is celebrated at this garden. Over 20,000 people visit this festival. It's one of the great celebrations in the city. There are lots of competitions, cultural celebrations and many other events.

The Leisure Valley : Located in Sector 10 with a area of almost 20 acres is a beautiful garden. Though the word Leisure valley comprises of all the gardens in the city but this garden is known by this name. The annual Bougainvillea Show is held in this garden.

The Terrace Garden : This garden is located in Sector 33. One can see hundereds of different varieties of flowers in the garden. In evenings, people enjoy the cool breeze that flows in the garden.

Botanical Garden: Between Rock Garden and Sukhna Lake a picturesque Botanical garden is spread over 88 acre. Small pools and the rare species kept under the green house draw garden lovers as well as botanists.

Samriti Upvan: Located in Sector 1 .This garden is full of trees, here every tree commemorates some one who is no more

Cactus Garden : The biggest Cactus Garden in Asia is located just 8 km away from Chandigarh in the city Panchkula. The unique garden has hundreds of different varieties of cactus. Some varieties are very unique & rare.

Bougainvillea Garden : Open on all days. 20 acres, Sector 10. The garden is devoted to hundreds of bougainvillea varieties. The creepers cover a wide assortment of arches, bowers, pavilions and arcades. Fitness Trails wind through this garden, designed to give each person who completes the route a complete exercise regimen by the time they reach the end. The annual Bougainvillea Show is held here.

Shanti Kunj : Open on all days. 18 acres, Sector 16. The name means "Abode of Peace" trees, pools and streams crossed by curved bridges and a large number of meditation nooks define this garden. There is also an open air stage.

Children's Traffic Park : Open on all days.

Concrete paths wander over the gently rolling slopes of this park they are laid out to form "roads and intersections" and furnished with all sorts of road signs. This place, safe from heavy speeding vehicles is useful for children who are learning to cycle, and designed to teach them to use the road safely.
 

Rajendra Park : This vast open space has been left in its natural state, resembling the land of a village common. Sporting events such as horse shows are held here from time to time.

Climate in Chandigarh

Summers in Chandigarh are real hot. So anything light is the best for the season. People don't get sunburns, but for protection sake one should wear covered dresses. Monsoon in Chandigarh is uncertain. Sometimes it's very cool and sometimes humidity just annoys people. One should wear clothes, which dry easily and fast. Wearing leather shoes is not at all a good idea during the season. Between Monsoon and winters is the perfect season to visit the city. It's not cold, not hot, and not much of rain. It's the ideal weather to enjoy holidays. This season begins somewhere in mid September and ends in mid November. Winters are real cool. The days are more fun but nights & early mornings, its real chilly outside. Anything warm like jackets, sweaters etc. are ideal for this season. Distance: Chandigarh To Mumbai 1657 Km - Travel by air possible Chandigarh to New Delhi - 250 Km - Travel by air and train

Distance:
Chandigarh To Mumbai 1657 Km - Travel by air possible Chandigarh to New Delhi - 250 Km - Travel by air and train