Taragarh Fort
Historic fort towering over Bundi city; famous for battlements, tunnels and views of blue-painted houses.
About Bundi
Nestled amid the Aravalli Hills, Bundi is a painter’s paradise and one of Rajasthan’s most charming heritage towns. Often called “The Blue City of the East,” it is famed for its ornate stepwells (baoris), magnificent palaces, hilltop forts and quiet lakes. Unlike the busier cities, Bundi still carries the aura of untouched royalty — narrow lanes, fresco-painted havelis, and panoramic sunset points make it an ideal destination for travelers seeking history and peace together.
Top Places to Visit in Bundi
Garh Palace (Bundi Palace)
Royal palace known for stunning murals and Bundi-style miniature paintings depicting royal life and legends.
Raniji ki Baori (Stepwell)
The “Queen’s Stepwell,” one of India’s most beautiful baoris, showcasing arches and carvings in sandstone.
Sukh Mahal
Peaceful palace on the banks of Jait Sagar Lake where Rudyard Kipling once stayed; perfect spot for reflection and nature lovers.
Nawal Sagar Lake
Square-shaped lake reflecting the surrounding palaces and temples; mesmerizing during sunrise and sunset hours.
84 Pillared Cenotaph
Majestic marble structure supported by 84 pillars, built in memory of Rao Anirudh Singh — symbol of Bundi’s royal grandeur.