Places To Visit In Kota Sightseeing

Seven Wonders Park features beautiful replicas of the actual Seven Wonders of the World. They are made so skillfully that for once, you might actually want to believe that you really are standing in front of the world’s wonders. The best time to visit this park is during sunset when the lighting is just perfect and adds more to the beauty of the edifices. The peaceful ambiance adds to the overall appeal of the park.

This picturesque garden located on the banks of River Chambal, at Amar Niwas, is a perfect place to go for a picnic. The garden encircles a small yet pretty pond. This pond is famous as crocodiles inhabit it. It is said that there was a time when the pond was full of these crocodiles. It was only in the 20th century that many of them were hunted down.

The Kishore Lake and the Jagmandir Palace create a perfect place for photography. Jagmandir Palace is situated in the middle of the artificially created lake. This palace was built by a former queen of Kota for the purpose of recreation and pleasure of the royalty, whereas the lake was built by Prince Dehra Deh of Bundi.

This temple is located on the banks of River Chambal. The Godavari Dham temple attracts thousands of devotees from all over the country throughout the year. It is made of beautiful white marble and its towers go high up in the sky.

The Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary came into existence only in 1955. Prior to that, these forests served as a hunting ground for the royal people. Kings used to come here to hunt wild animals like tigers, rhinos and deers. Sadly, the population of these animals has gone down here and the same has happened with the greenery of the forest.