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Cactus Garden, Sailana Overview

The exquisite Cactus Garden houses a large variety of cactus plants, which do not just vary in shape and size but also in colour! It is the largest Cactus garden in Asia, and it has preserved a whopping 1200 species of the plant. If you are a nature enthusiast, the Cactus Garden will amaze you with the various types of cactus plants grown in this large park. 

Rare types like bell cactus, bulb cactus, peacock feather cactus and snake cactus among many others are found in abundance here, making it one of the interesting Ratlam tourist places. You can also visit the nearby Sailana Palace to take a heritage trip.

Timings: 8 am – 5 pm

Entry fees: INR 20

Distance from Ratlam Railway Station: 24.2 km

Location: It is situated in the Sailana Palace premises on the Ratlam-Banswara Highway (NH 927A), 21 km from Ratlam.

To experience the essence of the wilderness as you find yourself in the middle of raw nature try staying in the jungle camps of Madhya Pradesh.


The exquisite Cactus Garden houses a large variety of cactus plants, which do not just vary in shape and size but also in colour! It is the largest Cactus garden in Asia, and it has preserved a whopping 1200 species of the plant. If you are a nature enthusiast, the Cactus Garden will amaze you with the various types of cactus plants grown in this large park. 

Rare types like bell cactus, bulb cactus, peacock feather cactus and snake cactus among many others are found in abundance here, making it one of the interesting Ratlam tourist places. You can also visit the nearby Sailana Palace to take a heritage trip.

Timings: 8 am – 5 pm

Entry fees: INR 20

Distance from Ratlam Railway Station: 24.2 km

Location: It is situated in the Sailana Palace premises on the Ratlam-Banswara Highway (NH 927A), 21 km from Ratlam.

To experience the essence of the wilderness as you find yourself in the middle of raw nature try staying in the jungle camps of Madhya Pradesh.


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