Friday 7 December 2007

Bundi

We're in the small town of Bundi after a couple of days Christmas shopping in Jaipur. India seems to be a bit lame on the shopping front in general - most "arts and crafts" are not of the highest standard and it can be difficult to picture things out of the context of an Indian bazaar (i.e. sat in on a mantle piece in an English lounge, next to a carriage clock), so I hope our relatives will not be too disappointed ;o) Bundi is a pleasant place, comprised of lakes, old havelis and crumbling palaces, and is where Rudyard Kipling wrote much of the novel Kim. The journey here was a little laboured and multi-staged, leaving us pretty pissed off by the end. But we're here now and it's pretty chilled - I guess we'll stay for a few days. No broadband once again.

1 comment:

sushilsingh said...

Dear,Friend
Bundi is a small town near Kota. Bundi was the capital of Hadoti

region. Bundi is 36 km from Kota is and is one of the unexplored

cities with a rich historical wealth. Once a part of Kota, it was ruled

by the Had Chauhans- an offshoots of the famous Chauhan clan who

ruled Delhi and Ajmer.
Please visit for more deatil
http://www.desidirectory.com/india-travel-guide/