Kesar Bagh

           Bundi  

On the opposite side of the Sukh Sagar is Kesar Bagh, a garden created to house cenotaphs of Bundi’s rulers, their queens and princes. (History)

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Lakes (Sagars)

Apart from Jait Sagar, two other lakes exist in Bundi, viz. Nawal Sagar and Phool Sagar, for without at least one lake any Rajasthan town would be incomplete. (History)

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Chaurasi Khambon Ki Chatri (84 Pillars)

As the name suggests, this is a pavilion supported by 84 (chaurasi) pillars. The pavilion was built in 1683 by Rao Anirudh Singh to commemorate the services of Deva, his wet nurse. Standing on a high platform, the structure is built in two storeys, serving as a cenotaph as well as a temple. (History)

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Sukh Mahal

During the 17^th and 18 centuries, the banks of the Sukh Sagar Lake (Jait Sagar) lake were the hot spot for princes and their entourage to descend upon for days and nights of revelry. In 1773 during Umed Singh’s reign a palace was built on the embankment of the lake for princes to engage in debauchery away from the prying eyes of the Rao. The Sukh Mahal (Palace of Bliss) was the venue of precisely such activities. (History)

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Hathi Shala

The Hathi Shala towards the west of Chatar Mahal consists of a number of columns and is so named because of the elephants on each of these pillars. The Hathi Shala leads into smaller chambers where Chatar Sal lived. (History)

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Bazaars

Bundi lives in the shadows of the 19^th century, untouched by the outside world. Its bazaars are narrow and crowded lanes where not much is available, but it certainly is a good place to pick up a memento. (History)

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