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After driving through many villages, past Jait Sagar Lake, just before Rameshwar, you enter a refreshing forest of broad-leaved trees and end up near a stream. A walk up the narrow gorge-like valley leads you to a Shiva temple and a gorgeous waterfall with a pool below. You can have a bath in the pool with the horde of devotee-picnickers or climb up the mountainside to come out on top of the waterfall and enjoy the breeze and the views.  
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Talwas (53 km NE)

Close to Ramgarh Sanctuary is a beau­tifully situated lake flanked by low hills and decorated with lotus plants. Nearby stands a fort and 'also a Shiva temple called Dhoolshwar Mahadev,  located next to a waterfall. To get a glimpse of rural Bundi, visit Thikarda (6 km north) or Borkhandi (7 km west). Interact with the village folk chatting under a tree and potters busy with their wheels, or expe­rience the charm of their houses.

 A taxi would cost Rs 800-1,000 for a return-trip.

Dugari (65 km NE)

Dugari has a huge and lovely lake called Kanak Sagar, home to migratory birds in the winters. On the bank of the lake is a fort famous for its Bundi-style wall paintings depicting ras lila and Radha-Krishna. One reaches Dugari via Talwas, on a road that's not well-levelled in parts; a taxi will take you there and back to Bundi for around Rs 1,100.
   

Indragarh (77 km NE)

 
Indrasal Singh Hada of the ruling family of Bundi, an elder son of the king, left the capital and founded the fort and the town of Indragarh in the 17th century. The fort looms over the side of a mountain and has a unique structure. Its impressive ruins command spectacular views of the countryside spread out in front. The palaces in the fort — Hawa Mahal, Janana Mahal and Supari Mahal — are decorated with frescoes and murals typical of Bundi. The fort is approached through the pleasant and winding lanes of Indragarh. Just before the gate of the fort look out for a board on a house saying 'To visit fort contact here'. The courteous family has the keys to the fort and someone will show you around. It's best to go during the day.
   

Bijoliyan (48 km SW)

 
 The small town of Bijoliyan lies on the road to Chittaurgarh and you reach it after crossing a picturesque plateau. It has three lovely 13th century Shiva temples located around a pretty tank called Mandakini Kund.

The Uddeshwar Temple, with a sunken Shivling, is the most exquisite with some fabulous carved images on its outer walls. Ask the ASI caretaker to point out the sculptures of Ardhanareshwar, Harihar, Natraj and Surya. The other two shrines are devoted to Mahakal and Hazareshwar. The Hazareshwar Shivling consists of a thousand smaller Shivlings.

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