Sisodia Rani Garden
Tiered Mughal-style garden
About Sisodia Rani Garden
Sisodia Rani Garden is a romantic tiered garden set against the Aravalli hills on the Agra Road, a short drive east of Jaipur. With its cascading terraces, painted pavilions and rows of fountains, it is one of the loveliest of the old royal gardens and a popular spot for a peaceful outing.
History
The garden was built in 1728 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II for his queen, a princess of the Sisodia royal house of Udaipur — one of his consorts, for whom he created this private retreat away from the intrigues of the court. It became a favourite escape for the royal couple.
What to see
Designed in the Mughal charbagh tradition, the garden rises in a series of terraces linked by steps and fountains, with manicured lawns and flowering shrubs. The pavilions are decorated with murals depicting the legends of Radha and Krishna, along with hunting and court scenes. Water channels and fountains run through the centre, and the hillside setting gives it a serene, secluded feel.
Visiting tips
Visit in the morning or late afternoon for cooler weather and the best light. The garden pairs well with the nearby Vidyadhar Garden and the Galtaji temples, all on the eastern edge of the city.
Last updated: September 2026
Location & how to reach Sisodia Rani Garden
Address: Jaipur Municipal Corporation, Rajasthan, 302031 – 302031
Agra Road is a locality in Jaipur. Agra Road lies about 7 km from the Pink City's historic core and roughly 8.7 km from Jaipur International Airport.
Getting to Sisodia Rani Garden is straightforward — it is roughly 8.7 km from Jaipur International Airport, about 9.4 km from Jaipur Junction railway station and around 9.4 km from the Sindhi Camp bus stand. Taxis, auto-rickshaws and app cabs are widely available across Jaipur for the final leg.
Approximate distances from key hubs
- City Palace (old city centre) ≈ 7 km
- Jaipur International Airport ≈ 8.7 km
- Jaipur Junction railway station ≈ 9.4 km
- Sindhi Camp bus stand ≈ 9.4 km
Distances are straight-line approximations from the venue’s mapped location and will be longer by road.
Nearby: Chulgiri Digambar Jain Temple (2 km), Dream Restro & Lounge (2.6 km), Jhalana Leopard Safari Park (2.8 km), Once Upon A Time At The Bagh (2.9 km), Inox - Pink Sqaure Mall (4.3 km).
Early mornings and evenings are the pleasant times to visit; it is a good spot for a relaxed walk away from the city bustle. The most comfortable months to visit Jaipur are October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant for sightseeing.
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Jaipur Municipal Corporation, Rajasthan, 302031
Frequently Asked Questions
What is special about Sisodia Rani Garden?
Its tiered Mughal-style terraces, fountains and pavilions painted with Radha-Krishna murals, built for a Jaipur queen.
Where is Sisodia Rani Garden?
On the Agra Road east of the city, close to Galtaji.
Where is Sisodia Rani Garden located?
Sisodia Rani Garden is located at Jaipur Municipal Corporation, Rajasthan, 302031.
How far is Sisodia Rani Garden from Jaipur airport and railway station?
Sisodia Rani Garden is approximately 8.7 km from Jaipur International Airport and about 9.4 km from Jaipur Junction railway station (straight-line distances; road distance will be a little longer).
What are some attractions near Sisodia Rani Garden?
Nearby points of interest include Chulgiri Digambar Jain Temple, Dream Restro & Lounge and Jhalana Leopard Safari Park, among other spots listed in our Jaipur guide.
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