Kathmandu/ The Garden of Dreams is a  historical garden which is situated in the midst of Kathmandu Thamel  city, Nepal. The Garden was famous as the garden of Six Seasons which was constructed  by late Field Marshal Kaiser Sumsher Rana (1892-1964) in early 1920.

After the completion of this Garden, it was considered as one of the most complicated private gardens of that time in Nepal and designed stimulated by the famous Edwardian style. Kishore Narshingh, a legend  architect who designed fasmous  Singha Durbar in 1907, designed and supervised the construction of the Garden of Dreams.

Within the Garden walls, Kaiser Sumsher twisted an exquisite ensemble of pavillions, fountains, decorative garden furnitures and European inspired features such as varandas, pergolas, blustrades, urns and birdhouses.

He erected six impressive pavillions, each dedicated to one of the six seasons of Nepal. These pavillions provided the Garden’s architectural framework and lent a cosmopolitan flavor to the formal arrangement of flowers, shrubs and trees.

Today, only half of the original garden is in existance.