| Time | Hindu month of Bhadra (July-August) |
| Venue | Bundi, Rajasthan |
| How to reach | The nearest airport is at Jaipur. Bundi has its own railway station with regular trains to all the major cities. It is also well connected by road with Ajmer, Kota and Jaipur. |
| Significance | The Kajli Teej festival is held to commemorate Goddess Teej. The married couples pray for restoration of commitment and devotion. |
| Highlights | A procession of the Goddess in a decorated palanquin and performances by Hadoti artists. |
The Teej Festival is celebrated in the town of Bundi, situated at a distance of approximately 40 km from the city of Kota. The festival falls on the third day of the Hindu month of Bhadra (July-August) and is dedicated to Goddess Teej. Kajli Teej Festival of Bundi starts with a procession of the Goddess, which is taken in a beautifully decorated golden palanquin from the scenic Naval Sagar to the Azad Park. On the way, it passes through a number of main bazaars, escorted by elephants, camels, bands, performing artists and brightly dressed people.
Although the main Kajli Teej Festival takes place for two days only, the revelry continues till the festival of Janmashtami (birth anniversary of Lord Krishna). This festival holds special significance for the married couples, as it marks a time for them, to replenish the ties of dedication and loyalty. Special sweetmeats and swing rides add to the enjoyment of the festival.
The evenings are spent in watching the cultural programs that are especially organized for the Kajli Teej Festival. Also, do not forget to see the splendid performances by local artists from Hadoti region of Rajasthan.