Nawal Sagar Lake

Nawal Sagar Lake is a major tourist attraction in Bundi, Rajasthan. The artificial lake can be seen from the Taragarh Fort, which is another major attraction of Bundi. Bundi in Rajasthan is mainly popular for its forts and palaces, which stand evidence to the rich traditional and cultural richness of the city.

Nawal Sagar Lake in Bundi has a temple in the center. The temple is dedicated to Lord Varuna, who is worshiped as the Aryan God of water. The temple is half-submerged in water. A boat has to be taken from the banks of the lake to reach the temple in the center of the lake.

Another major attraction of the Nawal Sagar Lake at Bundi is that the reflection of the palaces and forts of Bundi can be seen in the water of the lake. Rather, it can be said that reflection of the entire city can be seen in the Nawal Sagar Lake, Bundi. This feature makes it one of the unique attractions of Bundi.

Bundi Tourism

Bundi Tourism Known as the Blue City of the Eastern Rajasthan, Bundi is a must-visit tourist destination in Rajasthan. Set amidst the Aravalli Hills and around 36 km from Kota, Bundi is the headquarters of the district of the same name. This town in Hadoti Region of Rajasthan is also the place where Nobel laureate, Rudyard Kipling wrote his much acclaimed work, Kim. He is believed to be extremely impressed with this architecturally rich town in Rajasthan. Once the capital of a princely state of Hadoti Kingdom, this popular town in Rajasthan was named after a Mina man, Bunda Meena. Mina and Bhil are the tribes that once dominated the region.

The top attractions of Bundi are its Taragarh Fort and Garh Palace which are perched on a hill and are adorned with fine Rajasthani Wall Art and architectural style. Jait Sagar, a 4 km lake is an important tourist place in Bundi. On one end of Jait Sagar Lake, sits another place to see in the town, Sukh Niwas, a palace converted to a museum. The 84-pillared Cenotaph, a little away from Bundi, is also a popular place to visit on a Bundi tour.