Located about 6 kilometers outside the main city gates on the scenic route to Agra, Sisodia Rani ka Bagh Click to open side panel for more information is a tranquil, multi-tiered garden retreat that feels world's away from the busy downtown bazaars.
Built in 1728 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II as a gift for his beloved second queen, a princess from Udaipur, this lush space is a beautiful tribute to royal love.
A Blend of Mughal and Rajput EleganceThe garden is designed across a series of descending, formal stone terraces that follow the classic Mughal layout, featuring water channels, multi-tiered fountains, and elegant open-air pavilions (chhatris).
The walls of the pavilions are beautifully decorated with vibrant, hand-painted traditional frescoes depicting scenes from the eternal love story of Lord Radha and Krishna.
Why It’s Perfect for a Slow Afternoon:
Natural Serenity:
Nestled deep within a green valley hill pocket, the garden is highly peaceful and filled with cool breezes.
Fountain Walkways:
Walking past the bubbling water fountains while admiring the ancient murals is a relaxing break from a busy sightseeing schedule.
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