Chambal Garden

Chambal Garden is a well-maintained public park located on the banks of the Chambal River in Kota, Rajasthan. The garden features lush greenery, walking paths, and a central pond that houses gharials, a rare species of crocodile. Visitors can enjoy boating, toy train rides, and views of the river, making it a popular picnic spot for families and tourists.

Visitors can expect a peaceful riverside setting with manicured lawns, flower beds, and shaded walking paths. The garden features a central pond with a suspension bridge offering views of gharials and mugger crocodiles. Facilities include boating on the pond and river, a toy train ride for children, fountains, and seating areas. The garden provides scenic views of the Chambal River and serves as a starting point for river boat safaris.

The garden is situated in Kota, which was once part of the Rajput kingdom and later an independent Rajput state carved out of Bundi in 1631. The area has historical connections to the Rajput dynasty.

The garden is located near the National Chambal Sanctuary, established to conserve gharials and marsh crocodiles. It serves as an important recreational space for locals and tourists in Kota.