A landscaped garden and temple complex in the valley beside Amer Road, popular for quiet evening walks.
Kanak Vrindavan is a Krishna temple and garden complex built by the Kachwaha rulers in the 18th century, set in a valley between Jal Mahal and Amer Fort. The garden has pavilions, fountains and shaded paths, and offers a quiet counterpoint to the busy Amer road. A small entry fee applies. It is often visited in the evening, and the surrounding hills make a good setting for a short walk.
| Price | Entry approx ₹10-50 |
|---|---|
| Session length | 1-2 hours |
Treatments
- Garden walk
- Temple visit
- Pavilion rest
- Evening stroll
Location
26.9760, 75.8525 View on map
Highlights
- Garden with pavilions and fountains
- Krishna temple
- Quiet walks
- Close to Jal Mahal
Tips for visiting
- Go in the evening
- Carry water
- Check the entry fee
- Dress modestly at the temple
When to visit
Late afternoon, October to March
Accessibility
Mostly flat paths
Frequently asked questions
Is there an entry fee?
A small fee applies where charged.
Where is it?
On the Amer road between Jal Mahal and Amer Fort.
Best time?
Late afternoon.