 Bundi, 36 kilometres off Kota, is the undiscovered splendor. It is situated in the south-eastern portion of Rajasthan. The climate of the place is dry throughout the year, except the monsoon season.
It was ruled by the Hada Chauhans. The intricate architecture of the bygone era shines through the forts and palaces in Bundi. Though, the place has remained isolated for long, yet, it has a lot to offer for the tourists. The carved pillars and brackets are reflect the true taste of the Rajput architecture. Places of interest in Bundi include Hathia Pol, Diwan-e-aam and Naubat Khana. Till date, Bundi retains its medieval flavour. Stepping in Bundi, the least explored land of the state, makes you feel that time has come to a halt. | 
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