Bundi Tourism

Bundi was the capital of a major princely state during the succession of Rajputs. The area around this place was previously occupied by the Meena and Bhil tribes. And this is the reason that the region was named after a popular Meena man named Meena. Initially, it was known as "drizzle-ka-nal" for narrow meanings between rugged hills. Large in size and beautiful in size, surrounded by huge Aravali ranges. And Brahmin blue houses lined with jheelos, hills, markets and a temple at every turn. Bundi"s territory is dominated by several kilos and among them, the grandest is the Taragarh Fort, witness to the grand heritage of Rajgarh.

While noticing the cityscapes from the fort, one notices miles of misty purple hills, and its showdown in the Jait-SeaLake. The 4 km long lake, Jai Sagar Lake, is named after Sukh Mahal, which is situated on its banks. Courtsey Bundi tours gather a good crowd. They celebrate the festival with great sincerity and pomp, especially the Kajali Teej and Gangaur Festival.

Major tourist attractions include Bundi Palace, Jait Sagar Lake, Sukh Mahal, Ranji Ki Barori, Phool Sagar, Taragarh Fort, Ishwari Niwas, Ramgarh Visakhapathar Sanctuary, Naval Sagar, Sukh Mahal, Chaurasi Khamban Chhatri and many more. Due to the number of temples, it is also known as "Kashi Kashi". Kali Teej is the most important festival which is a two-day festival celebrated in the month of Bhadra (August-September).

Things to do in Bundi

Taragarh Fort

Naval Sagar Lake

Bundi Palace

Sukh Mahal

Main Market

Duwai Kund

Ratan Daulat

Jait Sagar Lake

Raniji"s Bawri

State :

Rajasthan

How to Reach Bundi