Location : Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Designed by : Pradip Krishen - environmentalist and landscape designer
Entry Fee : ₹50 for adults, ₹20 for students, and Free for children under 7 Year
Timings : Open at 6:00 AM and closed at 6:00 PM (Tuesdays close)
Best Time to Visit : October to March
History of Kishan Bagh
- Earlier, it was a wasteland at the base of the Nahargarh hills, which was revived in 2016 by landscape designer Pradip Krishen with support from the Jaipur Development Authority.
- No lawns, no exotic species, and zero irrigation – a model of sustainable landscape restoration.
- Today, it’s a living desert museum, celebrating Rajasthan’s natural heritage.
Interesting Facts & Myths
- Did you know?You must see these in Kishan Bagh:
- Desert flora: Over 100 species of Aravalli-native plants
- Rock gardens and stone walls built using local techniques
- Walking trails with information boards on desert ecology
- Scenic viewpoints overlooking Jaipur city and Nahargarh Fort
- Architectural elements using minimal, sustainable design
How to Reach?
- By Air: Jaipur International Airport, about 22 km away from Kishan Bagh.
- By Train: Jaipur Railway Station is 8 km from the park.
- By Road: Easily accessible via Amer Road or Delhi Bypass Road, with parking facilities nearby.
Best Time to Visit
- In October to March months Jaipur have pleasant weather. So between these months when you visit in the mornings and cool evenings you can experience the best view.
- Avoid summer afternoons as temperatures go high in summer in Jaipur.
- You can also visit in monsoon season.
Travel Tips
- Wear comfortable shoes because there is lots of walking involve while you explore this park.
- Foods, plastic or loud music allowed – maintain ecological balance.
- Photography is allowed so you can capture the memories in your camera.
- Carry some essential things like hat, water, and sunscreen.
