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Garden and palace

Sisodia Rani Garden and Palace

Sisodia Rani Garden lies on the Agra road southeast of Jaipur's old centre. The terraced garden was built for the Sisodia queen and includes water channels, pavilions and painted scenes associated with the story of Radha and Krishna. Rajasthan Tourism places it about eight kilometres from Jaipur. It is a historic garden complex rather than a conventional city park, so its condition and access depend on site management.

What to know

Choose this garden for a quieter look at royal landscape design beyond the main fort circuit. Its terraces and pavilions encourage a slower walk, and the painted themes make it distinct from the formal courtyards at Amber. It can fit into a half-day outing with other sites on Jaipur's southeast side.

Good to Know

Confirm current opening arrangements and maintenance conditions before travelling. Paths and steps may be uneven, with limited shade in some areas. Carry water and avoid touching wall paintings or entering closed pavilions. A taxi or auto can help because this is not in the walkable walled-city core.

Common questions

Where is Sisodia Rani Garden?

It is on the Agra road, about eight kilometres from Jaipur according to Rajasthan Tourism.

What is the garden known for?

It is known for its terraces, pavilions and painted Radha-Krishna scenes.

Is it a public park?

It is a historic garden and palace site. Check current visitor access before going.

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