Kota the historical city of Rajasthan
boasts an impressive past. Now it is the
hub of industrialization in Rajasthan.
Located in southern Rajasthan on the banks
of the river Chambal, Kota is part of
Malwa plateau. The hill Mokandarra range
passes through part of this historic city.
The best time to visit this city in east
Rajasthan during the winter months. Tourism
Kota includes an impressive array of strengths,
mansions, palaces, museums and gardens.
Kota was part of the jurisdiction of
the famous Kingdom Bundi. In 1624 it was
on the orders of Mughal emperor Jehangir.
He then became an independent state. Rao
Deva ruled on it and was dropped by his
son Rao Madho Singh. Later, the 19th century,
he came under British rule in India. The
museum is an important part of Kota Tourism,
is named after Rao Madho Singh. The various
objects and relics displayed at the Museum
is an integral part of the city's history.
The 14th century Kishore Sagar Tank is
a major tourist attraction in Kota. The
unique feature of Jagmandir Kota tank
separates from other places of worship.
It is built on an island at the centre
of Kishore Sagar Tank. Another museum
is the Kota Brij Vilas Palace Museum.
Kota an important tourist attraction is
the Kota Barrage.
He is the irrigation canal of the river
Chambal. A good place for recreational
walks. In the midst of these historic
structures imposing dominating the landscape
of Kota. The various gardens provide a
respite for visitors. An important tourist
spot in Kota is the Chambal Gardens. A
crocodile pond at the centre is the main
attraction of the park. Some crocodiles
can still be found here. This picturesque
garden is part of Kota Kota tourism.
