Bundi (बूंदी) is a district in southeastern Rajasthan, India, in the Hadoti region. Its headquarters, Bundi town, is known for its historic palace complex, hilltop fort, stepwells and traditional paintings. The district includes agricultural plains, rocky hills and settlements shaped by the region’s Rajput heritage.
Residents speak Hindi and regional varieties such as Hadoti. Farming and related trade are central to the economy, while tourism, handicrafts and local services also provide livelihoods. Rice, wheat and oilseeds are among the crops grown here. Notable landmarks include Taragarh Fort, Garh Palace and Raniji ki Baori. Bundi’s miniature painting tradition, festivals and historic streets contribute to its distinctive cultural identity.
Common civic concerns include reliable drinking water, irrigation, road maintenance, sanitation and access to healthcare and education. Residents also have a stake in conserving stepwells and historic buildings, managing tourism responsibly, improving agricultural markets and creating employment opportunities for young people.