Vidyadhar Bagh

Not that great place to visit. Good for high-end restorunt. Not justify to entery amount. It very close to Rani sisodiya garden

What a beautiful serene garden...gives a sense of the grandeur of Bygone era...Though little out of town but worth the effort if you're fond of large,open,green spaces/gardens. Now they have a fine dine restaurent within the premises though it's highly over rated/priced.

Located in Ghat ki Guni in Jaipur in Rajasthan,
Vidhyadhar Garden was built in 1988 in the memory of Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, the chief architect to Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh.
He is also celebrated for being the chief architect in designing the beautiful and elegant city of Jaipur.
Constructed with a unique blend of Mughal and Hindu designs, the garden is now one of the most popular picnic spots in the town and is a visual treat for the tourists owing to its flamboyant lush green landscapes and elaborate architectural patterns.
Home to pristine lakes and charming flower beds, the garden is like a breath of fresh air amidst the chaos and cacophony of the bustling city.

Situated in the way adjacent to Sisodia Rani ka bagh. Needs to be renovated and maintain properly. It is historical treasure govt of Rajasthan should take care of it

This place & also sisodia Rani ka bagh not worth it at all for combo ticket 1000 rupee, toilet no water & not maintance. It is just an open air place with little bit garden. I have seen, they will use this garden for an event, but not a tourist place.... not recommended at all

A wonderful place for a family picnic and to hangout ☺️ with freinds. . ...

Awesome Garden with monuments...if you love history with nature this is the place to visit... Not much crowded... Night lights are beautiful...place is beautifully maintained... Quiet place to enjoy with your family.

Best time of year: September - February
Best time to visit : 4:30- 7pm
Tickets : 50 during day, 100 during night

This is a just okay kind of place. Entry fee ₹50 is a way too much. Totally in outskirts of Jaipur where tuktuks won't come. Autos and taxis are difficult to get. Too hot and no shade. T
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Just a normal garden with a pond in center and few citron trees. Surrounded by Aravalli mountains.
We had to visit as we took a composite ticket covering 8 places for 400. ( Biggest mistake).
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In olden days , a garden for the queen. There's a peela mahal n entrance which has no entry.
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At the end there's neela mahal which is made into s restaurant again not worth visiting.
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Only good thing is free car parking.