Kishan Bagh Sand Dunes Jaipur - Park in Jaipur - Jaipur, India

A perfect place for a one day picnic either with friends or family. There are a lot of things to learn like sand dunes, stones, plants, birds. Lots of spots available to capture your photos or to record videos for your instagram reels. I appreciate the management for keeping it well maintained. Note: Don't even think to visit it in summer. Entry fees: 50rs per head (Free if you carry student id) Parking: Free (Sufficient space is available)

Recommended to those who want to actually learn & understand things about sand dunes, plants and landscape of Rajasthan! Just don't go there in summers ! It's scorching hot & hardly any relief inside. The place is good to roam around in winters & rainy season. So much to learn about (stones, birds, plants etc) Entry ticket charges: Rs 50/- per head Parking : Yes (Free) Location: Vidyadhar Nagar Check out the pics Regards, Insta: @anewbornyogi

wonderful place. It's based on self sustainable desert ecology. Very well maintained. Clean Washrooms and drinking water facility available. Free guide facility is also available. Sand Dune's huge mountain-like glory was made. To go there, stone and rope paths were made in the middle. Good quality wooden gates and windows have been made. good place for photography, Wedding shoot and wild lovers. parking available. Nice escape from the pollution & Chaos of the city. More like a picnic spot in rainy season. Ticket :- 50 rs for Adults and maybe half of it for kids, If you have Student id then free entry has been kept for you. Overall a nice place...

Well first of all I never expected such a place exist near amanisha. I was shocked to see a garden with that much neat and clean. If i have to describe this place in a phrase I can say It's a place of photo lovers best for them.... Many spot lite area for photography and the garden and the architecture of that garden is well constructed. Smoking and eating outside food is prohibited over there so don't go with mindset of picnic where you go and eat stuff... Just go click pictures, see the sceneries enjoy the bird songs and that's all ohhh i forgot there are tons of different stones and plants species for show case also if you wanna know go there and check it out that's all from site i hope it will help you to consider whether to go there or avoid it Check it out some of glimpse of that place

A Artificial Desert Jaipur Development Authority restored and rewilded a sprawling set of dunes that had come to a standstill at the southwestern foot of Nahargarh. Here we brought back all the plants that one might expect to find here if it was truly a natural wilderness. It is called Kishan Bagh Sand Dune Park. The central focus of the Park is the natural shrubland known in Marwari as 'Roee', a native shrubland 'jungle' that is unrecognized and unappreciated and often treated as a 'wasteland' that needs to be rescued by feeding it water and encouraging agriculture.

Kishan bagh about a 7 km long stretch of sand dunes, rocks and desert plantation. Since it's in an open area ,the scorching heat of the sun makes it quite unpleasant to stroll around. So best way is to visit the place in the early morning or after sunset.

Nice place to visit, gets fairly warm during the day. I would suggest to visit either during morning or evening when the sunshine is manageable.

Wonderful site. Located little away from the city center. Sand dunes Feels like desert. Nice escape from the pollution & Chaos of the city. More like a picnic spot in rainy season. Washroom & drinking water facility available. Washrooms are quite clean. Free guides are available. A bit crowded on holidays. Ticket Prices: 50Rs for adults & 25Rs for school students. Timing: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm (Close on Tuesdays) Around 4 o'clock they close the entry located some distance inside the park so you will not be able to visit the whole site after 4pm but still you can explore a lot. Weather: Best season is rainy to visit the place. At that time of year, this place looks like a whole different kinda world. Nice & comfy weather in winters. The site looks yellowish in the season Don't prefer going in summers, too hotty at that time.