
1.Step Wells
Known to be the city of Stepwells, Bundi has around 50 Stepwells positioned around the Nawal Sagar Lake. In much earlier times, the Baoris were use...
Read moreThe Blue city of East Rajasthan
Nestled into a narrow valley of Aravalli ranges, Bundi is a captivating town with beautiful blue houses, palaces, forts, lakes, hills, bazaars and a temple at every turn. Located at a distance of 286 kms from the city of Rajasthan, Bundi was the capital of a major princely state during the reign of the Rajputs. Also known as the Blue city of East Rajasthan, Bundi is a charming city. With its massive size and elegant style, Bundi is like an undiscovered green emerald in the fold of Aravalli hills. Alongside the numerous forts and picturesque landscape, Bundi is famous for its exquisite Rajput and colourful Rajasthani architecture. Bundi is a beautiful, yet delicate contrast against the fiery landscape of the Rajasthani desert.
Known to be the city of Stepwells, Bundi has around 50 Stepwells positioned around the Nawal Sagar Lake. In much earlier times, the Baoris were use...
Read moreLocated at a distance of 6 kms from Bundi near to Sukh Mahal and to the north of Jait Sagar, Shikar Burj is actually an old but beautiful hunting...
Read moreWell known as the palace of clouds, the Badal Mahal is located on side of Gaibsagar. Famous for its unique design, the palace was built during tw...
Read moreCrowning the steep hill overlooking the city of Bundi, the Taragarh fort with the Garh Palace is a majestic fort built by Rajputs in the 16th centu...
Read moreBuilt during the reign of Umed Singh, the Sukh Mahal is located at a distance of 3 kms from the city of Bundi. Positioned by the lake Jait Sagar, t...
Read moreLocated near to the Phool Sagar Lake, the Phool Mahal known to be the palace of flowers is a huge fortress located in an isolated place. Famous for...
Read moreLocated on the western side of Bundi palace, the beautiful architectural piece of Chhatra Mahal depicts the strong rule of Rajputs during the Mug...
Read more84-Pillared Cenotaph" is a chhatri situated in Devapura to the south of Bundi town. Constructed in 1683 by the Maharaja of Bundi, Rao Raja Anirud...
Read moreLocated at a distance of 2.7 kms from the city of Bundi, the Garh Palace is a complex of numerous palaces built during different times, most of w...
Read moreLocated at a distance of the city centre, the Moti Mahal is one of the attractions you cannot miss once you are in Bundi. Alongside the beautiful...
Read moreLocated at a distance of 2.8 kms from the city of Bundi, created with the aim of providing water to the various step wells that are there in Bund...
Read moreLandscapes of Bundi are dominated by numerous forts. The grandest of all being the Taragarh Fort which has witnessed the legacy of Rajput in all its glory, making it one of the major tourist attractions in the city. Closer to Taragarh fort is the Bundi fort, which offers an excellent view to the entire cityscape of Bundi. Other major tourist attractions of Bundi includes the Moti Mahal, Nawal Sagar Lake, Phool Mahal, Step wells – which form the heart and life of the city attracting thousands of tourists to explore and enjoy the place.
Local cuisine
Bundi is a paradise for foodies. It offers a wide range of dishes and delicacies prepared with a traditional touch. You can enjoy the Marwari influence in both the delicious vegetarian and non-veg Rajasthani dishes. Dishes prepared using milk are served exclusively here along with all the delicacies.
Some of the good restaurants in Bundi are:
· Rainbow Restaurant
· Food and Fun Shisha Restaurant
· Lakha Restaurant
· Lake view Garden Restaurant
· A & R Café
· Tom and Jerry Restaurant
· Sawan Café
· Energy
· Café Romeo
Day 1:
Start to Bundi after an early breakfast. On reaching Bundi head on towards the Bundi Palace. After a late lunch, you can head out to explore the Taragarh Fort and Later on the Taragarh Palace. Spent the evening enjoying the city and stay the night.
Day 2:
After an early breakfast head towards the Jait Sagar Lake and later on to the Sukh Mahal. After the lunch, you can head out explore the Chitrasala in Ummed Mahal. Then proceed to Raniji-ki-Baori where you will be left awestruck by the exquisitely carved borewells. You can spend your evening enjoying the Nawal Sagar Lake. You can spend the night in Bundi and then head back the next day.