Seven Wonders Park
A popular themed park displaying scaled replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World, set along Kishore Sagar.
A vast green lung of lakes, sculptures and a glowing musical fountain
Oxygen City Park, often simply called Kota City Park, is the green heart of the modern city, a sprawling, beautifully landscaped park designed as a literal oxygen-generating lung for Kota. Spread over a huge area, it packs in dense plantations, jogging and cycling trails, water bodies, themed gardens and an array of artistic sculptures and installations.
Come evening, the park is at its best. A musical fountain and colourful lighting draw crowds, families spread out on the lawns, and the cooler air makes the walking trails a pleasure. There are dedicated zones for children, art and quiet contemplation, so it appeals to every kind of visitor.
For travellers, it is a refreshing counterpoint to Kota's palaces and temples, a modern, meticulously kept park that shows the city's contemporary ambitions, and easily one of the most enjoyable places to visit in Kota after sunset.
Oxygen City Park was developed in recent years as part of Kota's large-scale urban greening and beautification programme, driven by the city's push to add world-class public infrastructure.
It was planned specifically as an ecological asset, densely planted to improve the city's air quality, hence the name, while also serving as a major recreational destination.
Along with the Chambal Riverfront, it is one of the marquee projects that has reshaped Kota's public face in the 2020s.
There is no ancient tale attached, but locals fondly call it the city's own set of lungs, and say that an evening walk here is the closest thing Kota has to a daily dose of the hills.



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A popular themed park displaying scaled replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World, set along Kishore Sagar.
A historic artificial lake in central Kota, famous for the island palace of Jagmandir and its lively lakeside evenings.
A grand, kilometres-long riverfront along the Chambal, opened in 2022-23, celebrated as the world's largest and lined with monumental stone art.