In the year 1241AD, Rao Deva subjugated Jeta Meena and annexed the territory of Bundi. His valiant descendants won over the areas beyond river Chambal and shifted their capital to Bundi, thereby laying down the foundation of a prosperous Hada state. Bundi district has some of the finest and well-preserved shelters of prehistoric man and his cave paintings.

The forts and palaces of Bundi are fine examples of Rajput architecture. Bundi was also called, Mini Kashi, a holy Hindu place, because of its temples and places of worship. The kunds, baories, cenotaphs and hunting lodges of Bundi are worth seeing. The wildlife abounds in Ramgarh-Vishdhari Sanctuary and many wetlands of the district.

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