Abheda Biological Park Kota

Abheda Biological Park in Kota, Rajasthan is a newly developed biological and zoological park that is spread over a large area and has a decent collection of animals including Jackals, Leopards, Panthers, Wolf, Hyena, Sambhar etc. currently having a total count of about 75.

More wild animals like Lions, Tigers, and Bears along with some birds will be soon brought to the park after permissions from authorities of the Central Zoo Authority of India in Delhi. This park has a central track of about 1.5 kilometers length having huge cages by the side.

Various selfie points, and statues of animals are a major point of attraction for the tourists. The inauguration of the park was done on December 18, 2021 by Shri Ashok Gehlot Ji, the then Chief Minister of Rajasthan along with Shri Shanti Dhariwal Ji.

The park is under the initial stages of development and more changes are to be done in future. Washrooms and drinking water facilities, chairs for having some rest while walking are available inside the park at considerable distances.

How to Reach Abheda Biological Park Kota?

Address– Nanta Road, near Abheda Mahal, Kota, Rajasthan (323021)

Sanganer Airport of Jaipur is the nearest airport to Abheda Mahal and is at about 240 km from Kota city.

The nearest railway station is the Kota Junction at about 7.5 km.

Best way to reach there is by private vehicles like cars or motorbikes. Or you can also use auto rickshaws for visiting all three places including Abheda Mahal and Karni Mata Temple.

Plenty of parking space is available so you can take vehicle your vehicle. Do not destroy the natural beauty by littering the place. Take arrangements of drinking water and some ready to eat food packets, as no such facility is available there.

Timings of Abheda Biological Park Kota-

The tickets for the entry are available from 9 am to 5 pm on all days of a week except Tuesday. The park remains closed on Tuesday as a weekly holiday for maintenance purposes.

It is advisable to visit there during the early morning hours to absorb the freshness of nature. Also, there are higher chances of animals being visible outside their shelters in daytime. During late evenings you will get less time to explore as the authorities start vacating the park near the sunset hours.

Entry Fee-

An entry fee chart is attached below-

As you can see here the charges for Indians are INR 52, for Foreigners INR 302, for Students with IDs INR 22, etc. There are separate charges for cameras for photography and videography.

You can visit Abheda Mahal which is only about 100 meters from this place and is another beautiful place to visit in Kota.

Karni Mata temple is located about 2 kilometers from the temple is a must visit place for people who visit Abheda Biological Park.