In many cities around the world, roundabouts play a key role in managing traffic and improving road safety. Some of these roundabouts are not only functional but also stand out due to their size, design and importance. One such roundabout in India has gained attention for being the largest in Asia. This landmark is a symbol of modern city planning and efficient traffic management in the region.
Roundabouts are important for improving traffic flow and reducing accidents. Unlike traditional intersections, roundabouts keep traffic moving smoothly without the need for traffic lights. They help lower the chances of high-speed crashes and improve road safety. Roundabouts also reduce delays and fuel consumption by allowing vehicles to keep moving, which makes them more efficient. They are often designed with landscaping, making them both functional and visually appealing.
Jawahar Circle, located in Jaipur, India, is recognized as Asia’s largest circular park built on a highway traffic circle. It is a famous landmark and one of the most visited leisure destinations in the city, offering a blend of greenery and modern amenities.
Jawahar Circle is situated along Malviya Nagar near Sanganer Airport on Jawaharlal Nehru Marg. It has a diameter of 452 meters and a circumference of 1,420 meters. This traffic circle has become an iconic spot in Jaipur, attracting locals and tourists alike.
The park around Jawahar Circle is unique due to its multiple concentric tracks and lush Rose Gardens that surround it. It was developed by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) and features several modern additions like jogging tracks, landscaped areas and new play equipment. The JDA invested 170 lacs in enhancing the circle with even more exciting features.
A major attraction of Jawahar Circle is its stunning fountain. Every evening at 7 pm, visitors can enjoy a 30-minute show where the water in the fountain dances to the rhythm of music. The fountain is beautifully lit with colorful lights and occasionally, music videos are displayed on a wall of spray, creating a visually mesmerizing experience.
The water body in the center of the park has a radius of 47 meters, with 290 effects and a height of 25 meters. The water screen size measures 27 meters wide by 9 meters high. It is illuminated by 316 colors lights, and the video projector has 15,000 lumens, adding to the fountain’s spectacular show.
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