Kota - Rajasthan - North India

North Indian City Guide - Rajasthan - Kota

A bustling third-largest city in Rajasthan that has an impeccable aura, attracting tourists, and even honeymooners all over the world, famous for its rich cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes, and vibrant marketplace, Kota is a treasure trove of unique experiences. Located on the South-eastern side of Rajasthan, Kota is loved by entrepreneurs and business people Kota is popularly known as the ‘Industrial Capital of the State’ as there are numerous major power plants and industries.

kota - City Guide

But for the travel enthusiast, this city is widely known as “The land of the Chambal” as it lies along the banks of the Chambal River on a high-sloping tableland that forms a part of the Malwa Plateau. Ranging from styles of paintings, palaces, museums, and places of worship to riverfront parks, green spaces, and nature wonders Kota has everything to fulfil your travel desire, and will make you experience good things that are beyond your bucket list.

Imagine a world tour where the only stops are the seven wonders! It sounds like the biggest challenge to the bucket list, right? Do you ever believe if I say that all the seven wonders can be witnessed in one place in Kota? Hold up! The Seven Wonders Park is a popular identity of Kota. This beautiful park comprises all the Seven Wonders of the World in a miniature version. From India’s great Taj Mahal to the Statue of Liberty each wonder possesses an enticing beauty. The park is situated on the banks of the Kishore Sagar Lake, visitors can also enjoy the natural beauty and have a lovely picnic with friends and family. Don't forget to save those happy moments in your heart and snap them with your phone!

After experiencing the amazement that a miniature version of the seven wonders gives, there are natural wonders of the Kota that will make you spellbound with its beauty. The Kishore Sagar Lake is an artificial lake constructed in the year 1346. This water body is truly a picturesque beauty making it one of the best places to visit in Kota. Resting just in the middle of the lake you can spot the magnificent Jagmandir palace. Built in red sand stones this monument will steal your sight with its exquisite structure, carvings and domes. It will be a magical moment to see this palace in the evening as the lighting makes this place look even more mesmerizing.

Spend some time experiencing nature at its best from the Gaipernath Waterfall – where scenic beauty touches your soul. You can enjoy picnics, small treks and nature photography and experience the cascading falls in all its glory.

It is a boon for Adventure enthusiasts where one can quench their thirst for wildlife encounters by undertaking thrilling jungle safaris in the Darrah National Park If you want to observe the daily regime of the residing animals from proximity then go for it! Post exploring the stunning beauty of Mother Nature the spotlight of Kota automatically falls on the magnificent architectural grandeurs and religious sites of the city. The city palace of Kota - A confabulation of Mughal and Rajasthan architecture that will leave you under a spell with its wall paintings, mirror ceilings, hanging illuminated lights and floral decorations.

Sarees are an integral part of Indian tradition. See how they are excellently made by visiting the Kaithoon - a place renowned for specialized hand-woven saris known as Kota Doria sarees. Have a live view of the hand weaving with fast movements and take home exquisite quality sarees that have rich designs.

Let your memory get full in your camera and also in your heart as you capture and experience sweet moments in Kota.

Climatic Conditions in kota

The summer season in is sweltering and begins during March and lasts till June with temperatures rising to 33 °C – 49 °C Monsoon season in Kota starts from July – September characterized by an average rainfall of 660.6 mm. Winter season in Kota starts in October and lasts until February with a temperature falling down to 10°C