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Published: January 13th 2011January 9th 2011
We travelled through villages and farmlands to get to the small town of Bundi, in a remote part of rural Rajasthan. Bundi was a perfect town to explore on foot, with the streets & markets full of energy, colour and every day Rajasthani life. We spent the day visiting the Palace and it's beautiful murals, step-wells and the endless bazzars.
Our stay in Bundi was far to short, but a welcome change of pace. Bundi is relatively new on the tourist map so the negative effects of the tourism industry haven't hit here yet. There were no street children begging for money and store owners would leave you be after the first NO.
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Bundi -- I'd like to hear more
My wife and I will be travelling to Bundi next fall. Any comments on your accommodation there or other thoughts of Bundi?
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