Tourist Places: Sisodia Bagh, a unique example of love, a unique sample of workmanship, hundreds of people come to see daily

Jaipur. In the summer season, people see the beautiful gardens and historical palaces, which gives them relief from the heat. Although there are many gardens in Jaipur, but some gardens, especially the kings and emperors, have been built for their queens, their beauty is more than normal gardens. One such garden is Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh, which is located in the Aravalli series hills.

Lotus beauty blooming between the hills
Its shade looks like a lotus blooming between the hills. Sisodia Rani’s garden is the largest and most beautiful garden of all the gardens of Jaipur. Therefore, most of the tourists reach here in summer, which gives them relief from the scorching heat and the natural beauty here draws them here. Especially in summer, people like to see beautiful gardens with their family in the morning and evening. This Sundar Bagh is built in the foothills of the virtuous hills of the ghat of Jaipur.

This is a unique example of garden love
Sisodia Rani Bagh was built by Sawai Jai Singh after 1699-1743 AD after Rani Chandrakunwar Sisodia of Udaipur. This garden sets a unique example of love. The peak and pavilion of Sisodia Rani’s garden are created in Hindu Ratrakans and Krishna’s life paintings and Indian architecture. Maharani Chandrakunwar Sisodia of Jaipur had special love for nature, so this beautiful garden was built for him.

Bagh architecture is very unique
The architecture of this garden is very unique in which stairs are not visible to go from one floor to another, which offer a sample of amazing architects. Also, this garden was prepared in the Charbagh style, after which different fountains and trees have been planted in it to enhance the beauty of the garden, which are very beautiful.

Time and ticket rate to see Sisodia Bagh
Let us tell you that according to the changing season, the natural beauty here also changes, so people reach this garden throughout the year. Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh is open from 8 am to 5 pm. Talk about the ticket rate here, then there is a ticket rate of Rs 55 per person per person for Indian citizens and Rs 302 per person for foreign tourists. At the same time, there is only 25 rupees ticket for the students studying. Also, the entry of children below 7 years of age is free in the garden. Here people can buy offline tickets from outside the garden.