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Kota

The city of Kota is located in south-eastern Rajasthan along eastern bank of the Chambal River, a very region widely known as Hadaoli, or the land of the Hadas. It is third largest city of Rajasthan in terms of population after Jaipur & Jodhpur, and covers an an area of 318 sq km.

Hadoli comprises of Bundi, Baran, Jhalawar and Kota and is a treasure trove of history dating back to several centuries. Prehistoric caves, paintings, formidable forts and the mighty Chambal river characterize the region. The Independent state of Kota became a reality in 1631 when Rao Madho Singh, the second son of Rao Ratan of Bundi was made the ruler.

Sail on a boat is one of the many adventures that you can engross yourself on the river. This 26 km boat safari takes you within the National Chambal Ghariyal Sanctuary. The safari will provide you with glimpses of turtles, crocodiles, gavials, otters and also, many species of unique flora.


Kota is replete with history. Some of the major tourist attractions in Kota are; forts, palaces, temples, dams and nature parks. The city is watered by the Chambal which quenches its aridity and add a sense of beauty to the place.

A replica of the Sydney Harbour Bridge has been constructed to add to the fantasy element tourists in the form of delicacies in food, shopping, artefacts and miniature paintings. Kota will be the ideal get away for prime relaxation and exotic adventures you have never experienced.


“The Education Hub” of Rajasthan

Kota has gained the trust of everyone when it comes to delivering best education. It’s no surprise that education forms an integral part of Kota’s economy. Every year a large number of students all around the India get themselves enrolled in different coaching institutes and begin their journey towards dreams.



Seven Wonders Park on banks of Kishore Sagar Lake

Another highpoint in Kota is a Seven Wonder Park housing the wonders of the world. The pyramid of Giza, Eiffel Tower, Leaning Tower of Pisa, The Statue of Liberty, and Rome’s Colosseum are some of the depictions in this make believe park.



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Hi, thanks for dropping by!

I’m an Indian Wanderer.

I write about how you can step out of your comfort zone and spark more adventure into your life, hope my travels give you the motivation to set off on an epic adventure of your own.

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