Vidyadhar Gardens

Vidyadhar Gardens

It has been named after Vidyadhar Bhattacharjee, the founder of the city, is ideal tourist locale of the region.

Vidyadhar Gardens in Jaipur is regarded as one of the well-conserved gardens of the particular city. Due to its lush green surrounding and scenic view, myriads of tourists frequent the place in great numbers.

Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur got its name from famous Vidyadhar Bhattacharjee. He was the famous architect who made the design of this Jaipur city of Rajasthan . It has its location almost seven kms east of Jaipur on Agra Road. The park is basically situated in a valley and hence is surrounded by hills and mountains. Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur is actually a 'vineyard', which lies close to Sisodia Gardens, another place of interest of Jaipur. It is a terraced garden, which is thronged with numerous superb fountains, pools with pristine water and also a multitude of bushes and trees. Truly this Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur is bliss full of serenity and calmness, which makes the place ideal for enjoying nature's beauty. One finds it's quite thrilling to walk passed various pavilions that are built here or simply take rest under tree sheds. Evenings in Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur are equally thrilling. One can catch the glimpse of the beauty of sun set. When illuminated with covered lights the scenic view of the garden is equally heart rendering.

There is another scenic beauty that appeals every one. While taking a stroll around this Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur, one can behold a peacock, which dances with its splendid feathers, spreading out. One can enjoy the pranks of monkeys. Several superb wonderful murals of Lord Krishna also are found in this Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur. In brief it allures the tourists and provide them with bountiful treats, which enable them ample to ease out their day-to-day hassles of city life. In fact, in primeval times, it was one of the regal resorts of Jaipur. The Vidyadhar Gardens, Jaipur is ideal destination for tourists and also nature enthusiasts.

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