Attractions in Kota are no less than a rummage sale where people are offered countless eye-catching things but they only buy that suit their budgets. Similarly, Kota in Rajasthan offers bounteous places to experience but a fortune-hunter can only opt to visit those places that suit his pocket.
A pleasurable trip to Kota will make you bamboozled because one after the other tempting structures will entice you and pull your attention towards themselves. To make your journey more entertaining, we would like to begin with irreversible gardens. The sweet scented smell of its environs will hold you so tightly that you would feel spellbound. In the incalculable list of gardens, the foremost is the Sar Bagh of Bundi often discovered by the voyagers for its 66 regal cenotaphs. It is a very royal crematorium of the princely state of Bundi where Hada princes settled there who were kinfolk of the Chauhans. The courageous Rajputs of Hada conquered Bundi and later Kota and ruled over for many centuries.
The remarkable Sar Bagh has an assortment of majestic cenotaphs which is positioned opposite to Jait Sagar. Their composition is really stunning as include delightfully carved statues. While peripatetic to Bundi, you will also bump into another high-flying focal point of day-trippers that are the Step wells or ‘Bawaris’ served as basins to store water during the sultry time of summers.
Neevertheless, 'Bundi School of Art' tinted in 'Zanana Mahal', 'Chhatar Mahal' and Badal Mahal is inevitable and is extremely a crowd puller.
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