The park is part of a 47-kilometer river rejuvenation project aimed at restoring the Amani Shah Ka Nallah.
The project utilizes a five-stage sewage treatment plant process to ensure the water flowing through the park is clean.
It features designated zones for aquatic plants and ornamental flower beds.
The development is designed to reduce the urban heat island effect in the Sitapura industrial corridor.
Dravyavati Botanical Park is a significant green space integrated into the Dravyavati River Rejuvenation Project in Jaipur. It serves as a landscaped ecological corridor designed to improve urban air quality and manage water flow in the southern part of the city. The park features diverse botanical zones, paved walking paths, and curated garden sections. It is situated within the Sitapura Industrial Area, acting as a buffer zone between commercial development and residential outskirts. The site incorporates water harvesting features and indigenous plant species to support local biodiversity.
The central walkway bridges overlooking the treated water channels.
Bring your own water as amenities within the large park area can be sparse.
Wear comfortable walking shoes to navigate the long, connected pathways.
Visit during the shoulder seasons to avoid the extreme heat of the Rajasthan summer.
Do not wander off marked trails, as the park covers a large area that can be disorienting.
