Are you coming to Jaipur in the rain? Watch a paradise like only 15 rupees, ‘Mini Meghalaya’ is this place

Jaipur. Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is known for its historical heritage, palaces, forts and gardens, now a new place here is becoming increasingly popular among tourists. Located on the JLN Marg of Jaipur, this place remains a center of special attraction during the monsoon season, which people have started saying ‘Mini Meghalaya of Jaipur’.

The specialty of Jaladhara is that it is a great confluence of modern environmental effort and natural beauty. Here, flowing waterfalls, fountains and greenery spread all around, it seems that it seems that you are roaming in a mountainous area, not in the city.

Recycle water made of water

The biggest feature of this stream developed by Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) is that the water of dirty drains released from the city is cleaned by recycling and used to make the entire complex green and attractive. This initiative is not only an excellent example of environmental protection, but also an important step towards urban beautification.

The stream is adorned with greenery and fountains

The stream is built about 50 feet below the ground. Thick trees, plants, flowers of different species, and beautiful sculptures have been installed around it. Apart from this, there are specially designed fountains, which leave a edge of about 25 feet high and make this place even more captivating. Not only the local people, tourists coming from India and abroad are also reaching in large numbers. Especially during the monsoon season, the beauty of the stream is seen. Tourists come here to capture the beauty of the camera and many people share it on Instagram and social media.

Compulsory to follow rules

Some rules have also been made to maintain the beauty and cleanliness of the stream. There is a ban on the use of plastic, smoking and dirt spread here. If a person spreads dirt, he is fined ₹ 100. These rules have been made for the purpose of keeping it safe and clean for children, elderly and people of all age groups.