Ajmer to Bundi Distance

Overview

 

Introduction –

Rajasthan is a land of spirituality, history and architecture, a fascinating journey through all its cities. Ajmer is a city famous for its Sufi Shrine and sacred lake. We take you through on how to travel to Bundi, a charming but offbeat gem known for its majestic palaces, strong fort, and innovative heritage. The tour is an interesting aspect of a Rajasthani adventure because we will explore the distance between these two special places, which ways to reach them, and that special character making each one unique.

About Ajmer –

Located in the heart of Rajasthan, surrounded by the stunning Aravalli hills, Ajmer stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of several religions and the richness of historical value. The Dargah Sharif is the sacred tomb of 13^th 13th-century Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, the religious heart of the city. Pilgrims from all sections of life and religious backgrounds in millions come to visit this pious place, a symbol of faith and concordance. A great sense of sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste is evoked by the environment of the Dargah.

The quaint Ana Sagar Lake is an artificial lake built in the 12^th century by Anaji Chauhan, the grandfather of Prithviraj Chauhan. Built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, its serene marble pavilions along its banks offer a peaceful retreat with broad views that are perfect for quiet contemplation.

About Bundi –

A Blue City like Jodhpur but smaller and more peaceful, Bundi is a quaint town nestled in a small valley in Rajasthan’s Hadoti district. Bundi is a peaceful retreat for discerning visitors because, unlike some of its better-known peers, it retains an untainted rural charm. The town is particularly famous for its beautiful palaces, a sturdy fort and a stunning collection of intricately built stepwells, or baoris, testament to both ancient water conservation techniques.

Sitting dominantly on a high hill over the town, the imposing Taragarh Fort is the crowning glory of Bundi. Even though parts of it lie in romantic decay, it's a sheer size, robust defences, and historical significance. An outstanding piece of Rajput architecture, the Bundi Palace lies adjacent to the fort and is celebrated for its stunning murals and frescoes.

Distance from Ajmer to Bundi –

The distance between Ajmer and Bundi is around 170 to 180 km. The usable road mileage, which accounts for the actual routes travelled is a bit longer and differs based on the specific route taken. Based on the route travelled and detours, the typical road conditions, and an occasional stop or two, the drive usually takes 3.5 to 4.5 hours by car.

How to travel the distance?

By private taxi/car – This is often the most convenient and popular method of travel for this route. One may simply hire a private cab from Ajmer. This mode offers privacy, comfort, and the option to stop for refreshments or at scenic spots or small towns.

By Bus – Ajmer and Bundi are well connected by regular and frequent bus services operated by RSRTC. There are plenty of different types of buses operating, from regular local buses to more expensive express. The cheapest option and the most enjoyable way to experience bus travel.

By Train – Ajmer is a major junction by railway, and trains directly connect Bundi Railway Station and Ajmer Junction. Travelling by train provides a relaxed way of arriving while enjoying the scenery as you go.

FAQs on Ajmer to Bundi Tour:

When is the best time to visit Bundi and Ajmer?

The winter season, from October and March, is the best time to visit both Ajmer and Bundi. The weather is pleasant and comfortable for visiting around for sightseeing, fort exploration, temple and stepwell tours. The monsoon months bring a lot of rain, and the hot summers are not suitable for venturing outdoors.

Is a day trip from Ajmer to Bundi possible?

Yes, it is truly possible to travel from Ajmer to Bundi in a day, especially if you leave early. You will need a minimum of 4 to 5 hours to visit the main sites of Bundi. Adding travel to it would make for a long day, although it is possible.