NAGAR SAGAR KUND

Nagar Sagar Kund is a set of twin stepwells located near Raniji Ki Baori in the historical city of Bundi, Rajasthan. These stepwells are a testament to the city’s ancient water conservation techniques and architectural beauty. Though no longer in active use, they remain a fascinating attraction for history and heritage lovers.

Key Features:

• Two identical stepwells built side by side – a rare architectural feature in Rajasthan.

• The kunds are built using white sandstone with symmetrical steps and subtle decorative elements.

• While not as richly carved as Raniji Ki Baori, the simplicity and symmetry of Kund make it visually striking.

• The kunds are no longer filled with water but are preserved as historic structures.

Historical Significance:

• These stepwells were likely constructed in the 18th century during the rule of the local Bundi royals.

• Served as a reliable water source for nearby residents and were a part of everyday life.

• The site represents Bundi’s focus on sustainable water architecture during the medieval era.

Location & Travel Info:

• Located just outside the main entrance of Raniji Ki Baori, in the heart of Bundi city.

• Easily reachable on foot while exploring the stepwells and palaces of Bundi.

• Ideal to visit between October and March when the weather is pleasant.