Sisodia Rani Garden lies at Ghat ki Guni on the eastern edge of Jaipur, along the old road to Agra. Sawai Jai Singh II laid it out in the 18th century for his queen from the Sisodia family of Udaipur, as a series of terraces climbing the hillside to a small palace. Water channels and fountains run down between the flower beds, and the walls of the pavilions are painted with scenes from the life of Krishna. Vidyadhar Garden is next door and Galta Ji is a short drive away, so the three make an easy half day together.
- Address: Ghat ki Guni, Agra Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Hours: Included in the Jaipur composite ticket (₹550 Indian, ₹1,700 foreign; students ₹180 and ₹800), valid for 2 days at 9 state run sites including Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort, Albert Hall, Isarlat, Vidyadhar Garden and Sisodia Rani Garden.
- How to Reach: On the Agra road at Ghat ki Guni, east of the walled city. Take a cab or auto from Badi Chaupar; there is no metro on this side of the city.
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