Historic public garden established in 1868, home to the Albert Hall Museum, zoo, art gallery, and exhibition ground.
Ram Niwas Garden is a historic public garden established in 1868 by Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II. Spread over 33 acres in the heart of Jaipur, the garden was created to provide employment to the famine-struck population and serve as a public leisure space.
The garden houses several important structures, the most notable being the Albert Hall Museum, which stands at its center. Other attractions within the garden include a zoo, an art gallery, a bird park, an exhibition ground, and a theater called Ravindra Manch.
The garden is designed in a traditional Mughal style with fountains, flowerbeds, and tree-lined pathways. It offers a peaceful retreat from the busy city and is popular among locals for morning walks and evening strolls.
Over the years, Ram Niwas Garden has evolved into a cultural hub, hosting various exhibitions, fairs, and cultural events. It remains an important green space in Jaipur and a testament to the city's rich heritage.
