Surrounded by the Aravalli hills, in India’s Rajasthan state, the largely unexplored city of Bundi is notable for its architectural beauty, which is displayed in various medieval forts and palaces. Bundi is called the ‘City of Stepwells’ and boasts over fifty exquisitely carved stepwell reservoirs known as 'baoris', which are dotted throughout the ancient city. Featuring a mesmerizing maze of winding streets, bazaars, and Brahmin-blue houses, the laidback charm of this 12th-century city captivates all who visit. The magnificent Rani Ji Ki Baori, also known as the ‘The Queen's Stepwell’, is the most famous stepwell in Bundi and an absolute must-see. Other attractions include the nearby Ramgarh Vishdhari Wildlife Sanctuary, the 16th-century Taragarh Fort, and the serene Lake Jait Sagar.
Haveli Braj Bhushanjee was built 200 years ago and belongs to the Bohara Braj Bhushanjee family, which gave Bundi as many as four Prime Ministers all in the 19th century. This Haveli is situated on the road to the palace and its location makes it very convenient for the tourists to visit other places in […]
