Om Birla is from the educational city of Rajasthan, where coaching classes are seen at every step

Citadel Palace

Going to visit Kota? Then first of all go to visit Garh Palace. This is not a small place but a very big complex, which is also known as City Palace. This is a great example of Rajput style architecture. The palace is actually a network of many rooms and courtyards which were built by different Rajput kings at different times.

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Rao Madho Singh Museum

Have you made up your mind to visit Kota? Then put Rao Madho Singh Museum on top of your list. Because this place is amazing. Located inside the Garh Palace, this museum is a treasure trove of Rajput style miniature paintings. Just wander here and keep looking at the wonderful paintings, statues, weapons and other valuable things. Here are the things that will tell you about the glorious history of the kings of Kota.

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Abhed Palace and Abhed Biological Park

Situated 8 km from Kota, on the banks of a pond, this medieval palace used to be the place of enjoyment for the kings of Kota. It was here that they used to enjoy the wild animals and natural beauty of the area. Near the palace is the temple of Karni Mata, who is considered the main goddess of Kota. Let us tell you that recently a biological park has been built by the Forest Department near the palace on Nantha Road. This biological park is environmentally friendly for wild animals.

Kishore Sagar Jagmandir

Jagmandir Palace, situated in the middle of Kishor Sagar, is quite famous as it contains the story of a king and queen. It was built by a queen of Kota between 1743 and 1745 and stands as a magnificent palace. Visiting the palace is a different kind of fun, but the real fun is in boating in Kishor Sagar. Boating while admiring this palace built in the middle of the lake is no less than a wonderful experience.

Chambal River Front

The beautiful Chambal River Front has been built on both the banks of the Chambal River, at a distance of 2.75 km. Let us tell you, this is the first heritage river front in the whole of India. That is, the river bank has been decorated in terms of heritage. 26 ghats have been built on both sides of this river front, and each ghat is based on a particular theme. The best thing is that exact replicas of nine famous buildings and artifacts from different countries of the world have been made on the World Heritage Ghat there.

How To Reach Kota

By Air: The nearest airport is at Jaipur, which is located at a distance of about 245 km. The airport is well connected by flights to cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Taxi services are available from the airport.

By Train: Kota is a major railway station on the Delhi-Mumbai route. Trains from Mumbai, Jaipur, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Pune stop at the station.

By Road: Kota is well connected by road. State transport buses ply regularly from Udaipur, Jaipur, Bikaner, Ajmer and other cities of Rajasthan.