| States of
India-Rajasthan-
Kota |
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Introduction :
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The city of Kota (previously spelt as Kotah) is situated at the center of
the southeastern region of Rajasthan, a very region widely known as
Hadaoli the land of the Hadas. The also Hadas are a major branch of the
great Chauhan clan of the Agnikula (fire dynasty) Rajputs. Rao Madho
Singh, who was nominated as the ruler by the Mughal emperor Shahjahan,
formed Kota in 1631 A.D. The city is known for impressive forts, opulent
palaces and splendid temples dating back over several centuries retain
the past glory with an exciting contrast to the modern edifices and
industries. Standing over the river Chambal is commanding 'Garh-fort
Palace', dating back to the time when Kota was a part of Hada Rajput
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| Area |
8700 sq.kms. |
| Temperature |
Summer : Max 43.3ºC, Min 35.6ºC.
Winter : Max 24ºC, Min 10ºC |
| Language |
Rajasthani, English, Hindi |
| STD Code |
0744 |
| Rainfall |
88 cm |
| Best Time to Visit |
October and February |
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How to get there :
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Air : Nearest Airport is Jaipur ( 240 km ).
Rail : Kota is well connected by rail with all major cities in the state
and outside.
Road : Kota is linked with Ajmer (6 hours), Chittorgarh (6 hours), Jaipur
(6 hours), Udaipur (6 hours), Jodhpur (11 hours) and Bikaner (12 hours) by road. |
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Places to Visit : |
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Brijraj Bhawan |
Chambal Garden |
Garh Palace |
Govt. Museum |
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Kishore Sagar |
Kota Barrage |
Rao MadhoSingh Museum |
Umed Bhawan |
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Excursion : |
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Bhand Deora Temple |
Fort of Shahbad |
Shergarh |
Rana Pratap Sagar Dam |
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Rock Painting of Alaniya River |
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