The white coloured taragarh or the ‘star fort’ is perched atop a thickly wooded hill. It was built in 1411 by Roa Raja Bar Singh and its unique construction makes it almost impregnable. In 18th century, when the state was governed through jaipur state, an outer wall was added to the fort by fozdar dalil of jaipur.

A beautiful pavilion and gallery of fascinating murals in the miniature style. The walls are adorned with elaborate painting depicting scenes from the Ragmala and Raslila, the Radha-Krishna legends. The colour scheme of all these paintings is blue, green, turquoise on white with touches of terracotta or yellow. Bundi Wall paintings are famous all over the world.

These palaces are part of Garh Palace. The main attraction is rooms and galleries full of murals of Bundi Miniature Paintings. The colour schemes of these paintings are red, golden and blue. Although these palaces are private property of the Maharaja, but at present open for visitors by paying some entrance fee.

Outside the city walls is a fine specimen of a step- well. It has a high arched gate, ornate with excellent carving on its pillars. The intricate murals on the Pillars, Torans and Gates are wonderful. The major attractions of this Baori are beautiful carved panels of Dasha Avtar ( Ten Incarnation) of Lord Vishnu-Varah, Kurma, Mastya, Vaman, Narsingh, Pershuram, Rama, Krishna, Buddha and Kalki.

This summer palace where Rudyard Kipling stayed when he visited Bundi in late 19th Century. This magnificent summer palace was constructed during the reign of Rao Raja Vishnu Singh. It is said that an underground tunnel runs from Sukh Mahal to Taragarh Fort.

Nestled among the hills is a beautiful lake built by Jaita Meena. Terrace garden and Smriti Kunj are the other attractions. Haveli Braj Bhushanjee has arrangement for Picnic Lunch for groups.

It was royal hunting lodge. Nestled in the woods amidst lush greenery, it is a beautiful picnic spot.