Kota Doria & Kota Stone Craft (Kaithoon)
The craft heartland around Kota, famed for feather-light Kota Doria sarees woven in Kaithoon village and the celebrated Kota stone.
110 handpicked destinations across the Kota region β from ancient temples and royal forts to lakes, gardens and dramatic Chambal viewpoints.
The craft heartland around Kota, famed for feather-light Kota Doria sarees woven in Kaithoon village and the celebrated Kota stone.
The mighty Chambal, one of India's cleanest rivers, flows through Kota and shapes the city's gardens, riverfront, wildlife and daily life.
heritage
A historic garden of royal cenotaphs (chhatris) commemorating the rulers of Kota, celebrated for its exquisite stone carving.
The Bada Talab lake area of Kota, dotted with Radha Krishna and other temples, a peaceful zone blending water, greenery and devotion.
palaces forts
A rugged 14th-century hill fort towering over Bundi town, famous for its vast reservoirs, tunnels and sweeping views of the blue city below.
palaces forts
A dramatic hillside palace celebrated for the Chitrashala, whose walls are covered in some of Rajasthan's finest miniature murals.
heritage
A magnificent 17th-century stepwell, over 45 metres deep, adorned with sculpted pillars, arches and carved deities.
water bodies
A large artificial lake in the middle of Bundi, famous for its perfect reflections of the Garh Palace and Taragarh Fort.
palaces forts
A graceful lakeside summer palace beside Jait Sagar Lake, associated with Rudyard Kipling and his novel Kim.
water bodies
A picturesque artificial lake north of Bundi, framed by low hills and covered in seasonal lotus blooms.
heritage
A striking two-storey royal cenotaph supported by 84 carved pillars, set in a garden on the edge of Bundi.
A remote hillside Shiva temple set amid forest and seasonal waterfalls, popular during the monsoon and Shivratri.