Local businesses in Kota
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 14
- Wrapstick Kota; Five Guys; Café Amazon; Denny's; Fuddruckers; Red Lobster; hotel kanha inn; R 1; R 6; Nando's
- Hotels and lodges: 6
- Sukhdham Kothi; Gita kunj; Haryali resort; Hotel Navrang; Hotel Nayara; Hotel Tulsi
- Attractions and museums: 1
- Seven World Wonders
- Places of worship: 11
- MANSHAPURAN BALAJI TEMPLE; RAMESHWAR MAHADEV TEMPLE; SHIV MANDIR CHAK MAU; Jal Mandir Kishore; P 1; Eidgah; Radha Krishna Mandir; Shiv mandir
- Parks and stadiums: 67
- Seven Wonders Park; AD; CV Garden; Chambal Gardens; Chattra vilas udyaan; Dinesh Park; GGSFG; Kabristan; LA; MAHALAKSHMI PARK
- Hospitals: 41
- Jindal Endo Laproscopic Hospital; Kota Trauma Hospital; Rama Krishna Multispeciality Hospital and Research Centre; Acharya Children Hospital; Alok Hospital; Bharat Chikitsa Seva Sadan; Birla Eye and Child Hospital; D.D. Eye Institute and Lasik Laser Vision; Dr Sudhir Gupta Eye Hospital; Dr. Kaushal Maheshwari E.N.T. Hospital
- Schools: 15
- Central Academy Shikshantar Sr. Sec. School; Allen Samanvaya; Bal Vidhayalaya; MODERN SCHOOL KOTA; Multi Purpose School; Sophia School; St. Paul's Primary School; DAV Public School
Kota facts
- District
- Kota district
- Area
- about 527 sq km, about 271 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 322243 (Kota), 324001 (Kota Kutchery), 324006 (Kota City), 324002 (Kota Jn.)
- Places nearby
- Chambal Garden (garden, 2 km), Seven Wonders Park (park, 2 km), Umed Bhawan Palace (historic building, 5 km), Kota Chambal Bridge (cable-stayed bridge, 6 km)
- Local economy
- Kota is the trade centre for an area growing cotton, millet, wheat, coriander and oilseeds. Industries include cotton and oilseed milling, textile weaving, dairying and metal handicrafts, and Kota Stone, a polished stone used for floors and walls, is a major product.
- Culture and food
- Kota is famous for dal kachori.
- History
- Kota's history goes back to the 12th century, when the Chauhan chieftain Rao Deva of the Hada clan conquered the area and founded Bundi and Hadoti.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.