Mallika Dureja
Bundi, a small town in the state of Rajasthan’s northwest, is famous for its Rajput heritage. Bundi, with its many historic palaces, forts, and other structures, is a crown jewel of the Hadoti region.
Hada Rajputs once ruled this hilltop city, and its stunning architecture is a testament to the thriving artistic traditions of the region’s bygone eras. The town’s lakes and historic buildings give it a charming, old-world aesthetic that is sure to win you over.
Bundi has a wide variety of attractions, from the hilltop Taragarh Fort to the sprawling Garh Palace with its historical riches. The attractions in Bundi promise to enchant the nature lover in you, in addition to being a treat for the history buffs who come here.
Tourists can spend their time as they please, from lounging by Jait Sagar Lake to climbing Raniji ki Baori to counting the pillars of Chaurasi Khambon ki Chhatri, among many other activities.
Don’t miss your chance to see the exquisite miniature paintings at the Chitra Mahal in Bundi. Visitors to the Mahal, which houses some of Bundi’s most impressive artwork, will be enchanted. Walking around Bundi and checking out the remnants of its many forts is another great way to spend a day. Theekarda and Akoda, two artisan villages on the outskirts of town, are also worth a visit if you’re looking for a unique excursion. One might even get lucky enough to attend the town’s spectacular Bundi Utsav and Monsoon festival.
All seasons in Bundi are mild because of the local steppe climate. The town’s summers have consistently high temperatures and humidity levels. From November through February, the area experiences mild winters, with temperatures averaging 17 to 22 degrees Celsius. Monsoon rains are at their heaviest from June to September.
