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Stepped terraces

The four stepped garden levels, inspired by the Bagh-e Babur gardens.

Prayer room

The prayer room at the top of the slope, overlooking the city.

Covered section

The covered section at the bottom of the slope for rainy days.

Engagement room

The separate room set up specifically for the engagement ceremony.

Freshta A.

“The four stepped garden levels, just like the Bagh-e Babur gardens in Kabul, gave our 90 guests a good view of the ceremony from every level. Rohullah replied within two days and worked with a regular deg cook who prepared food outdoors over a wood fire, exactly as promised.”

Nasir B.

“Rohullah himself often visited the real Bagh-e Babur gardens as a child, and you can feel that in how carefully he laid out the slope here. The prayer room at the top of the slope overlooking the city was a peaceful spot for my parents between the ceremony and the party.”

Yalda K.

“The separate room for the engagement ceremony was exactly what we wanted for 60 guests, small enough for intimacy but with its own space apart from the reception area. Free parking at the foot of the slope was very practical.”

Obaidullah F.

“One small downside: in the rain we all had to move to the covered section at the bottom with 100 guests, and it felt a bit tight until the shower passed. Otherwise no alcohol and the wood-fire cooking for the deg dish were exactly as we hoped.”

Sadaf M.

“The slope that Nijmegen so rarely has is beautifully used here with the four terraces. For our 55 guests each level felt like its own small space within the same garden, quite special for a nikah.”