The Bundi district of Rajasthan attracts tourist from all over the world. The destination provides tourist spots for both the foreign and domestic visitors. The place offers a unique culture with baoris , palaces & forts , lakes and the beautiful natural surroundings. Bundi is known for attractive step wells and tanks. These are about 50 in number and mark the town's streets and bylanes. Interesting monuments including impressive medieval forts, palaces, 'havelis', temples and 'chhatris' with elegantly carved pillars, along with a picturesque lake in the heart of the town, add to its appeal.

Getting there
Airways: Nearest airport is Jaipur, 206 km away.
Railways: Kota, 36 km is the nearest railhead.
Roadways: connected to all the cities within Rajasthan. Tourist taxis and buses are available from Jaipur and Kota.

Facts About Bundi
Area: 5628 Sq Km
Best time to visit:October- March
Languages: Rajasthani, English, Hindi

Major attraction: Taragarh, Chattar Mahal, Ratan Daulat, Chitrashala

Exploring Bundi
Taragarh or The Star Fort:
Taragarh Fort BundiThe fort was built in 1354 A.D., and is one of the most impressive forts of Rajasthan. Located on a thickly wooded hill is a marvelous white fort with a huge reservoir which once supplied water to the palace.

The Palace:
This magnificent edifice showcases the Rajput architecture. The palace houses some of the superb Bundi murals.

Chhattar Mahal or Palace or Towers:
A steep, paved carafe-way is the only way to reach the monument. Of special interest in the palace is the Hazari Pol or Gate of the thousand, the Naubat Khana, the Hathi Pol with its old water clock and the Diwann-e- Aam.

Ratan Daulat:
It is a very interesting structure built by Rao Raja Ratan Singh, forming a stable for nine horses and a Hatia Pol. Prior permission required to visit this place.

Chitrashala:
This is an interesting pavilion and a gallery of miniature murals adorn the palace. Elaborate colorful paintings on the walls depict scenes from the 'Ragmala' and 'Raaslila'-the Radha-Krishna story.

Nawal Sagar:
Visible from the fort is the square artificial lake of Nawal Sagar, broken up by islets. A temple dedicated to Varuna, the Aryan god of water,stands half submerged in the center of the lake. The reflection of the entire city and its palaces can be seen in the lake -making it a unique attraction of Bundi.