Phool Sagar is an artificial lake adjacent to the historic Phool Sagar Palace, situated about 5 km northwest of Bundi city.
The palace, built in the early 17th century by Phool Lata (deputy queen of Rao Raja Bhoj Singh), lends the site its floral name – Flower Sea Palace
The palace blends Rajput and European architectural styles, perched beside the expansive lake.
The lake itself is an artificial reservoir (kund), with ornate chhatris (cenotaphs), courtyards, and water features sitting on its banks.
Beautiful gardens surround the area, enhancing its serene and royal aura .
Phool Sagar Palace is especially notable for its exclusive collection of paintings attributed to Italian prisoners, housed within the palace grounds
The site remains private property, owned by descendants of the Bundi royal family, adding to its exclusivity
Timing: Openings are limited; typical visiting window is 08:00 – 17:00, but require special permission to access the palace and lake .
Best seasons: Ideal in winter (November–February) when the weather is pleasant .
Activities: A walk by the lake, garden strolls, photography, and appreciating the unique art collection make this a memorable stop.
Access: Conveniently located a short drive or tuk‑tuk ride from central Bundi; guided tours can help with permissions.
A hidden gem beyond the popular Bundi landmarks, offering peaceful lake views and royal intimacy.
Unique blend of architecture, art, and nature, undisturbed by crowds.
The chance to view rare artworks and experience a lesser-known slice of Bundi’s royal legacy.
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