Jaipur in 2 Days for Couples - Private return transfer from Jaipur to Bundi
In Collaboration with Three Corners United . Updated on February 21, 2026.

A private 2-day cultural escape from Jaipur to Bundi and Theekarda pottery village. Day 1 covers Bundi’s historic Garh Palace, Raniji ki Baori stepwell, Sukh Mahal and the 84-pillars cenotaph with time to explore quiet lanes and murals. Day 2 includes a guided village walk in Theekarda to meet Kumhar potters, watch demonstrations and try simple hand-building, followed by return to Jaipur. Private,
This itinerary was created in collaboration with Three Corners United , inspired by the tour 2 Days Bundi Privete Tour from Jaipur with Pottery and Crafts (Theekarda)Village. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Private return transfer from Jaipur to Bundi
- Guided sightseeing at Garh Palace and Raniji ki Baori
- Walk Bundi’s mural-lined lanes and cenotaphs
- Hands-on pottery demonstration in Theekarda village
- Overnight stay in Bundi with relaxed pacing
Itinerary
Day 1
Travel from Jaipur to Bundi; afternoon guided sightseeing around Bundi’s major heritage sites. Evening at leisure and overnight in Bundi.
Pickup in Jaipur and drive to Bundi (private AC vehicle)
Private pickup from your Jaipur hotel or arrival point and drive to Bundi with one short comfort stop en route.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm your preferred pickup location (hotel, airport, station) the night before.
- Carry a light jacket for the early-morning start; mornings can be cool in February.
- Keep a small bottle of hand sanitiser and any personal medication readily accessible for the drive.
Hotel check-in and freshen up in Bundi
Check in to your Bundi accommodation and take time to relax before lunch and afternoon sightseeing.
Tips from local experts:
- Most Bundi hotels allow early luggage drop if full check-in isn't possible immediately—confirm at arrival.
- Keep copies of ID handy for hotel registration.
- Ask reception for a quiet rooftop or terrace area for a private sunset view later in the day.
Lunch break (not included)
Time for lunch at a local restaurant in Bundi or at your hotel.
Tips from local experts:
- Choose a light, local meal to keep energy up for walking; many restaurants will prepare plain options on request.
- Carry cash for smaller local eateries which may not accept cards.
- If you have dietary restrictions, mention them clearly to the server—English is commonly spoken in tourist restaurants.
Visit Garh Palace (Bundi Garh Palace)
Guided visit to Bundi’s Garh Palace complex to see the ornate royal rooms and panoramic views over the town.
Tips from local experts:
- Wear comfortable shoes—the palace has uneven floors and short stair sections to view murals.
- Bring a light scarf for sun protection on the palace terraces at midday.
- Request quieter corners for photos or a brief private moment—palace courtyards are good for sunset views.
Explore Raniji ki Baori (Rani-ki-Baori)
Visit the famous stepped stepwell known for its architecture and cool microclimate.
Tips from local experts:
- Stepwells have many steps and shaded recesses—watch your footing and avoid the lowest levels if wet.
- The stepwell is significantly cooler; it’s a good short respite from afternoon heat.
- Respect signs and barriers—do not enter restricted or unstable areas for photos.
Visit Sukh Mahal and lakeside area
Short visit to Sukh Mahal and the nearby lakeside for peaceful views and local life.
Tips from local experts:
- This area is pleasant at golden hour—ask your guide about the best viewpoint for a quiet moment.
- Carry insect repellent if you plan to linger near the water edge in the evening.
- Be mindful of local residents and avoid photographing people without permission.
Visit the 84 Pillars Cenotaph (Chhatri)
See the historic cenotaph known locally for its 84-pillared structure and decorative details.
Tips from local experts:
- The site involves short walks on older stone paths—wear stable footwear.
- Keep voices low to preserve the peaceful atmosphere.
- Combine this stop with a short walking tour of nearby lanes to see mural work.
Evening at leisure and overnight in Bundi
Free evening to relax at your hotel or stroll Bundi’s lanes. Overnight in Bundi.
Tips from local experts:
- Ask your hotel about a quiet rooftop for evening views—ideal for a relaxed couple’s moment.
- Carry a small torch if you plan to walk narrow lanes after dark; some streets have limited lighting.
- Confirm wake-up and breakfast timings with reception for a comfortable start next morning.
Day 2
Morning visit to Theekarda pottery village for a guided walk, pottery demonstration and hands-on experience, then return drive to Jaipur with drop-off.
Breakfast and hotel checkout
Breakfast at the hotel (included) and prepare for checkout before the village visit.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm a packed lunch option if you prefer to eat on the return drive.
- Settle any hotel bills at checkout to avoid delays later in the day.
- Keep camera gear and a hat ready for the village walk.
Transfer from Bundi to Theekarda pottery village
Short drive from Bundi to Theekarda to meet local potter families and begin the village walk.
Tips from local experts:
- Theekarda lanes are narrow—store large bags in the vehicle and carry only essentials.
- Carry small denominations of cash for any local purchases.
- Ask your guide to confirm local etiquette before photographing inside homes or workshops.
Guided village walk and pottery demonstration in Theekarda
Walk through village lanes, meet Kumhar potters, watch demonstrations of traditional clay work and try basic hand-building techniques under guidance.
Tips from local experts:
- Wear clothes you don’t mind getting clay dust on; potters may invite you to try simple hand-building on a low table.
- Bring a small carry bag for any fragile pottery purchases and ask the potter how best to transport items.
- Be respectful when entering private courtyards—follow your guide’s lead and ask before taking close-up photos of people.
Return to Bundi and lunch break (not included)
Drive back to Bundi for lunch and a short rest before departure to Jaipur.
Tips from local experts:
- Plan for a relaxed lunch in Bundi—many cafés offer shaded seating suitable for a couple’s meal.
- If you bought pottery, discuss safe packing with the seller to avoid damage during transit.
- Check departure time with your driver to ensure no delays before leaving for Jaipur.
Drive back to Jaipur (private AC vehicle)
Private return transfer to Jaipur with one comfort stop en route. Drop-off at your chosen Jaipur location completes the tour.
Tips from local experts:
- Expect a 3.5–4 hour return drive depending on traffic; carry a charged phone and a power bank.
- If you prefer a specific drop-off point in Jaipur (hotel, airport, station), confirm with your driver before departure.
- Use the return drive as downtime—hydration and light snacks are recommended after a morning of walking.
Drop-off in Jaipur and tour conclusion
Drop-off at your Jaipur hotel or chosen city location. Tour services end here.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm any onward travel or hotel check-in arrangements in Jaipur ahead of arrival.
- Collect all personal belongings and any purchased items from the vehicle before departing.
- If you need assistance with luggage on arrival, ask the driver for help—most drivers will assist.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 2 |
| Highlights | 5 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Couples |
| Transfers | 4 |
| Restaurants | 3 |
| Total Activities | 10 |
| Total Places | 10 |
| Activities Types | Transfer, Hotel, Meal, Attraction, Culture, Experience |


