Jaipur : There is no doubt that Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is a very beautiful city and the thing that gives a feeling of beauty to the people who come to this city is the historical forts of the kings and Maharajas located in this pink city, their palaces, beautiful gardens and amazing temples. This is also a reason that due to these qualities, the Pink City is very much liked by domestic and foreign tourists. On one hand, as soon as people step inside the Hawa Mahal, they get to see the combination of Rajputana and Islamic Mughal architecture, while on the other hand, Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh, located six kilometers from the city, is such that it presents its grandeur. The beauty of this garden is such that you will also be convinced of it after seeing it.
This garden was built in 1728
This garden, named after the queen of Udaipur, Chandrakunwar Sisodia, was built by Sawai Jai Singh in 1728. This garden presents a unique example of love. Actually, Maharani Chandrakunwar Sisodia of Jaipur had a special love for nature. She often used to relax in the lap of nature in her free time. Seeing the queen’s special love for nature, King Sawai Jai Singh built this garden, which was named ‘Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh’. Let us tell you that this garden is not only a symbol of the love of the king and queen but also of Radha-Krishna.
The architecture is very attractive
Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh is the largest and most beautiful of all the gardens in Jaipur. Built amidst a circle of mountains, this garden has become a major tourist destination due to its beauty and structure. Lush green trees, flower beds and a beautiful Charbagh style add to the beauty of this garden. However, why not, the peak and pavilion of Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh are decorated with Hindu motifs and paintings of Krishna’s life. Built on Mughal architecture, this garden has been built in such a way that the entire garden is visible from the Rani’s palace.
Lord Shiva Temple
Temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Hanuman and Lord Vishnu have also been built in Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh. There is also a natural waterfall next to the temple, which flows during the rainy season. Many films including Lamhe-Dhadak have been shot in Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh. Let us tell you that Prince Madho Singh was born in this palace, who later became the king of Jaipur in 1750 AD.
How much is the fee for Indians?
The entry fee for Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh is Rs 55 per person for Indians, while for foreign tourists it is Rs 302 per person. For students studying here, the fee is just Rs 25. Not only this, entry is free for children below 7 years of age.
