KAZALI TEEJ FESTIVAL, BUNDI
Sh Ashish Gupta, District magistrate & District Collector, Bundi Introduces this website and telling about, this year the Teez Procession can’t be possible due to pandemic COVID-19. All the people can watch the activities of Teej Festival through this website………..
The Kajli Teej Festival of Bundi .
The festival is going to be celebrated from 06-07 August 2020 in the Bundi district of Rajasthan. According the Hindu Calendar, Kajli Teej Festival is celebrated on the 3rd Day of the 6th month “Bhadra-pad”.
The Teej Festival is completely dedicated to the Goddess “Teej” who is the incarnation of Goddess Parwati. Although Kajli teej festival take place for two days, its celebrations are normally extended till Janmastmi & Ganesh Chaturthi.
This celebration is of great cultural significance which show a deep insight of the colorful tradition of the Rajasthan.
There are so many Glorious stories About the Bundi... to tell you.
City / Urban
Land of the Angels
Founded in 1241 AD, Bundi has remained unaltered in its medieval charm. An unspolit place, it is one of the least explored of Rajasthan destinations. A land enriched with history and culture, scenic grandeur, generations of persistent tradition, and irresistible charm. All of this is the equation, which defines Bundi, Angel’s own destination.
Bundi Style Paintings
In the Bundi town, painters used to decorate their imagination in th form of paintings. The paintings created here have a distinctly personal style, which scholars have named as ‘Bundi Style’
About
The Empire of Hadas- Bundi
The early 12th century, the area was inhabited by tribes and it was named after the local Meena tribal king, Bunda Meena. It was also called ‘Bunda-Ka-Naal’; naal means a narrow paths. 24th June In 1241, Rav Deva Hada took over Bundi from Jaita Meena and area came to be known as Hadoti or the land of Hada Rajputs. Col James Tod, the first British official ever to explore Rajasthan extensively, writes in his Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan (1829) that the “coup d’oeil of the castellated palace of Bundi, from which ever side you approach it, is perhaps the most striking in India”. The creamy stone domes, cupolas and bleached walls of the palace justify Tod’s impression. Built in the true Rajput style, it is one of the few royal palaces in Rajasthan untouched by Mughal influence.
Photo Gallery of Teej Festival
Gallery
The Gallery of - Artist Sunil Jangid
The Gallery of - Artist Pankaj Sisodiya
The Gallery of Wild Life Artist Pappu Lal Kumawat
The Gallery of - Artist Ashish Shringi
The Gallery of - Artist OP Nama and Artist Shweta
The Gallery of - Artist Neha Solanki
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Rising from the hills behind is Bundi's main attraction, Garh Palace, one of India’s largest palaces, and a place where Kipplings & Colonel Tod's dreams are made. Then there are the ancient and intricate step wells, which are dotted throughout the city. My Best Wishes for the 779th Glorious Foundation day of the Bundi.
Bundi school of Miniature painting has always enjoyed a special place of pride and dignity in the world of art and paintings.
With Best Wishes
Excursions Photographs Gallery
A glimpse of Precious moments (2011 to 2017)
Get in touch!
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Anil Bhal (DIO)
Jonesh S. Solanki (Info. Asst.) -
NIC, Collectorate Office, Bundi
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- 0747-244-3000, 08764474690
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BY AIR: Nearest airport is Sanganer, Jaipur. (200 KM)
BY RAIL: Nearest railhead is Kota Junction, on the Delhi-Mumbai rail route. (45 KM)
BY BUS: It takes about an hour from Kota and around 4-5 hours from Jaipur.
H H MAHARAO SHRI RAGHUVEER SINGH JI , BUNDI-
– ARTIST SUNIL JANGID
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Photography - Narayan Mandowra
Paintings- Sunil jangid, Anurag Mehta (Udaipur) - All right reserved© -Jonesh S. Solanki