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          Information of Bundi | 
          
          
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          Bundi is a 
          tiny and attractive town which is about 35 km from Kota and 210 kms 
          from Jaipur. Earlier Bundi was part of Kota and was ruled by the Hada 
          Chauhans - an offshoot of the well-known Chauhan clan who ruled Ajmer 
          and Delhi. It is one of the unexplored cities with a rich historical 
          wealth. It is famous for its forts, palaces and stepwells (baoris). 
          There are more than 50 stepwells in Bundi. These stepwells are used as 
          a source of water for the town.   
           
          Bundi is enclosed by the Aravali hills on three sides and covers an 
          area of 5628 square km. Bundi has tropical climate. Climate in winters 
          is around 5.0° Celsius and in summers it is around 43.0° Celsius. 
           
          Rajasthani, Marwari, English and Hindi are the common languages which 
          are spoken in Bundi. Best time to visit Bundi is from August to 
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          Taragarh Fort Bundi  | 
          
          
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                    History of Bundi | 
          
          
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          The area 
          around Bundi was inhabited by various local tribes in ancient times. 
          Bundi and derive its name from a former Meena tribe man called Bunda 
          Meena.  Previously Bundi was called “Bunda-Ka-Nal", Nal meaning 
          “narrow ways”. Afterwards the region was governed by Rao Deva Hada who 
          took over Bundi from Jaita Meena in 1342 and founded a princely state 
          Bundi by renaming the adjacent area called Hadotin which was the land 
          of great Hada Rajputs.  | 
          
          
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      Tourist Attractions in Bundi  | 
          
          
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          Bundi is well-known for its elaborative murals and carvings. 
          Impressive medieval forts, havelis, temples with beautiful stone 
          idols, palaces, and chattris with carved pillars along with a scenic 
          lake in the heart of the town were the main landmarks of Bundi. The 
          main tourist attraction in Bundi is the Taragarh Fort, 
          The fort contains three tanks which never dry up, Sukh Mahal, Kshar 
          Bagh and Chaurasi Khambon ki Chhatri. 
           
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          tourist attractions in Bundi include the following: 
           
          Bundi Palace 
          Bundi Palace is situated on the hillside nearby Taragarh Fort, it 
          is famous for its lavish traditional frescoes and murals.  
           
          Nawal Sagar 
          Nawal Sagar is a large square-shaped artificial lake in the centre 
          of Bundi which contains many small islets. A temple devoted to Varuna 
          the Vedic god of water stands half-submerged in the middle of the 
          lake.  
           
          Nagar Sagar twin step wells 
          Nagar Sagar twin step wells are identical step wells which are 
          crafted in perfect stonework on either side of the main spine of Bundi 
          town.  
           
          Dabhai Kund (Jail Kund) 
          Dabhai Kund is the largest of the kunds in Bundi. It is worth a visit 
          for the amazing carvings on the numerous steps leading down to the 
          water level. 
           
          Phool Sagar 
          Phool Sagar is another small palace, it was a summer palace. It is 
          still under the control of the royal family so prior permission from 
          the DM of the city is required to visit Phool Sagar. 
           
          Stepwells 
          32 stepwells in Bundi were used as a water supply (drinking and 
          washing). They were built by Mother Queen of Bundi in 1699 and were 
          donated for public welfare. The most beautiful stepwell is Rani Jiki 
          Barol which is an example of a Hindu and Jain architecture. It can be 
          visited.  
           
          Shikar Burj and Jait Sagar Shikar Burj 
          It is the name of the place that was used by kings for hunting 
          adjacent to a small lake called Jait Sagar. This lake was once 
          well-known for lotus flowers. There is a small garden near Jait sagar 
          called Terrace garden. 
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          Taragarh Fort Bundi, View  | 
          
       
          
          Step Well Bundi  | 
           
          
          
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      Khambon 
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      Nawal 
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      Small 
      Shikar Burj  | 
          
       
      Sukh 
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       How to Reach Bundi | 
          
          
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          By 
          Rail:  
          Bundi is connected to Kota, Neemach (MP), Delhi and Chittorgarh by 
          train. The best bet is to reach Kota by train and catch a bus/taxi to 
          Bundi which is only 35 km away. 
          
          By 
          Road:  
          Bundi is linked by road to some important cities of Rajasthan such as 
          Ajmer, Kota, Jaipur, etc as well as to Agra. Bundi is well connected 
          by NH 12 from Jaipur to Tonk, Bundi, Kota and Jabalpur. 
          
          By Air:
           
          The nearest airport from Bundi is Jaipur which is about 210 km.  
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          You will visit
          “Bundi” 
          during the below Tours of Rajasthan.  | 
          
          
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          31 Days Rajasthan Tour 
          (Including Bundi)
            
          31 Days / 30 Nights 
          Delhi - Alwar - Deeg - Bharatpur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Dholpur - 
          Ranthambore - Tonk - Bundi
          - Jhalawar - Kota - Bijolia - Chittorgarh - Dungarpur - Banswara - 
          Udaipur - Rajsamand -
          Nathdwara - Kumbhalgarh - Ranakpur - Mount Abu - Rohetgarh - Jodhpur - 
          Jaisalmer - Bikaner - 
          Nagaur - Mandawa - Sikar - Jhunjhunu -Jaipur - Delhi  
           
          
           
          
          17 Days Rajasthan Vacations 
          Tour (Including Bundi) 
            
          17 Days / 16 Nights 
          Delhi - Jaipur - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Ranthambore - Kota - Bundi - 
          Chittorgarh Pushkar - Jodhpur - Jaisalmer - Bikaner - Mandawa - Delhi
           
           
          
           
          
          16 Days Rural Rajasthan Tour 
          (Including Bundi) 
            
          16 Days / 15 Nights 
           
          Delhi - Alwar - Samode - Pushkar - Khimsar - Phalodi - Luni - Ranakpur 
          - Kumbhalgarh - Chittorgarh - Bundi - Ranthambore - Jaipur - Fatehpur 
          Sikri - Agra - Delhi 
           
          
           
          
          16 Days Cultural Rajasthan 
          Tour (Including Bundi) 
            
          16 Days / 15 Nights 
          Delhi - Agra - Bhandarej - Ranthambore - Kota - Bundi - Chittorgarh – 
          Udaipur - Pushkar - Jaipur - Delhi 
           
          
           
          
          15 Days Rajasthan Hadoti Tour 
          (Including Bundi) 
            
          15 Days / 14 Nights 
           
          Delhi - Agra - Bhandarej - Ranthambore - Kota - Bundi - Chittorgarh - 
          Udaipur - Pushkar - Jaipur - Delhi     | 
          
          
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          Map of Bundi 
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