Like Persian and Central Asian gardens water became the central and connecting theme of the Mughal gardens. The beauty of Babur’s chaharbagh was the central watercourse and their flowing water. However, the main characteristics features of Mughal garden were
fourfold rectangular or square ground usually walled with intersecting water channels which makes cross lined with walkways (khiyabans), a tank or tanks often one in the middle, well or wells subdivided to create the same module on different scale depending on the area enclosed.‘