Bundi

Four Wheel Drive India prioritizes your safety.  Bundi is generally safe, but as everywhere, exercise caution.  Inform your hotel or us if you're venturing out alone, especially at night.  Dress modestly in religious areas and avoid isolated locations.  Our guides can accompany you for added peace of mind, allowing you to explore Bundi with confidence.

Four Wheel Drive India captures the festive spirit.  Plan your trip around the Bundi Festival (November) for a vibrant celebration of Rajasthani culture with traditional dance performances, art exhibitions, and a grand procession.  In January, witness the Bundi Kite Festival, a colorful spectacle where the skies come alive with kites of all shapes and sizes.

Four Wheel Drive India tantalizes your taste buds.  While street food offers delicious options, explore Bundi's culinary scene further.  Sample Dal Bati Churma, a staple dish featuring lentils, fried bread, and a flavorful gram flour mixture.  Try Meva Maas, a rich curry with succulent lamb and aromatic spices.  Don't miss the local Peda, a melt-in-your-mouth sweet made with condensed milk and nuts.

Four Wheel Drive India promotes responsible tourism.  Volunteer at a government school and interact with local children.  Assist with tree plantation drives or participate in heritage conservation projects.  We can connect you with reputable organizations where you can contribute meaningfully during your Bundi exploration.

Four Wheel Drive India unlocks hidden gems!  Venture beyond the main attractions and discover the ruins of the fascinating Achtaleshwar Temple complex, showcasing intricate carvings and serene ambiance.  Explore the Bundi Museum's lesser-known archaeological section, housing ancient artifacts and sculptures.  Hike up the Lakheriya Hill for panoramic views and a hidden waterfall, a refreshing escape amidst nature.