Introduction

The Peacock Garden is a unique conservation project. Through a combination of sculptors and well planned lawns, it educates visitors about the preservation of India’s national bird. A relatively recent government initiative, the garden is notable for its sculptors and fiberglass statues. Other fountains and stone creations further enhance the beauty of this garden.

The hills of Jaipur and the many ruins around are a natural habitat for the peacock. However, in recent years their numbers have dwindled. Where a few years ago all hills and parks had colonies of these birds, in recent years you would be hard pressed to find even a handful in dedicated parks.

The Peacock Garden seeks to educate people about the bird and its habitat, through a novel means. Its beautifully crafted stone sculptors and fine fiberglass statues serve as a picturesque reminder of the peacock’s royal beauty.

Special Attributes

A garden filled with colorful statues and sculptures of peacocks.

Nuisance

The site is very peaceful and free of irritants.

Dressing restrictions

None, wear whatever you find comfortable.

Connectivity

Buses, Taxis, Auto Rickshaws

Enjoyed by

All

Exposure

While touring the garden, you will be exposed to direct sunlight. Remember to cover your head, wear sunscreen, and keep a bottle of water handy. But the garden will be cool, as the surroundings as well covered by greenery.

Avoidable Season

April, May, June

Facilities

Basic, plan accordingly.

Things Not Allowed

No such restriction.

Tip

This garden is a first of its kind initiative to preserve the beautiful bird. The garden also showcases some very good example of the traditional style of sculptors.

Type of site

Garden