Chaugan Stadium
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About Chaugan Stadium
Chaugan Stadium is the old royal sports ground inside the walled city, between Gangauri Bazaar and City Palace and close to the Govind Dev Ji temple. Its name comes from chaugan, an old word for polo, and the ground has long been tied to royal spectacle. It is a venue for Teej festivities and sits on the route of both the Teej and Gangaur processions, which pass along Gangauri Bazaar on their way from City Palace towards Talkatora. The Elephant Festival was first held here before it moved to the polo ground. Today it is mainly a city sports ground used for cricket and local tournaments, and it fills with spectators on the two procession evenings.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Chaugan Stadium?
Inside the walled city, between Gangauri Bazaar and City Palace, near the Govind Dev Ji temple.
What happens at Chaugan Stadium during Teej and Gangaur?
The processions from City Palace pass along Gangauri Bazaar beside the ground, and the stadium is a traditional venue for Teej festivities.
Was the Elephant Festival held here?
It was first held at Chaugan Stadium and later moved to the polo ground. The festival does not appear on Rajasthan Tourism's 2026–27 calendar.
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