Bhagavatapurana 5.24.10

5.24.10

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udyānāni cātitarāṃ mana-indriyānandibhiḥ kusuma-phala-stabaka-subhaga-kisalayāvanata-rucira-viṭapa-viṭapināṃ latāṅgāliṅgitānāṃ śrībhiḥ samithuna-vividha-vihaṅgama-jalāśayānām amala-jala-pūrṇānāṃ jhaṣakulollaṅghana-kṣubhita-nīra-nīraja-kumuda-kuva-laya-kahlāra-nīlotpala-lohita-śatapatrādi-vaneṣu kṛta-niketanānām eka-vihārākula-madhura-vividha-svanādibhir indriyotsavair amara-loka-śriyam atiśayitāni //

10. The gardens here infinitely surpass the celestial world in splendour with the bewitching beauty of trees embraced by soft and tender creepers, having their branches charmingly bent with the (heavy) clusters of flowers and bunches of fruits and lovely shoots; also with lakes and ponds and rivers full of crystal waters frequent-

ed by various birds in pairs that make their homes in beds of lotuses, lilies, Kalharas, blue lilies, red lotuses which are agitated by fishes that jump up in sport—these gardens afford feasts to the senses, as one uninterrupted field of sports resounding with many kinds of sweet sounds, and other contributions to joy.