Discover the Village of Bundela

Bundela is a vibrant village rich in culture, livelihood, and community spirit. Explore our sections to learn about our people, their professions, and the beautiful aspects of village life.

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About Bundela

Bundela is a charming village nestled in the Pamgarh tehsil of the Janjgir-Champa district in Chhattisgarh, India. Located approximately 37 kilometers west of the district headquarters in Janjgir, Bundela is just 10 kilometers from Pamgarh and 133 kilometers from Raipur, the state capital. The village is assigned the pin code 495556, with its postal services centered in Kharod. Surrounding Bundela are several small villages, including Bilari, Mehadi, Kosala, Rahoud, and Pangaon, which are easily accessible within a few kilometers. The area is bordered by several tehsils, providing a picturesque setting and a sense of community in this tranquil region of Chhattisgarh. Bundela’s rich local culture and serene environment make it an interesting spot for visitors seeking to explore the rural beauty of India.

Bundela village, covering a total geographical area of 778.56 hectares, is home to a population of 2,530 people, comprising 1,285 males and 1,245 females. This demographic balance produces a sex ratio of approximately 968 females for every 1,000 males. The village boasts a literacy rate of 62.57%, with 73.77% of males and 51.00% of females being literate. This indicates a notable disparity in educational attainment between genders. Furthermore, Bundela consists of around 500 houses, reflecting a close-knit community that fosters familial ties and social interaction. Despite the challenges of gender disparity in education, the village's population continues to thrive within its defined geographical limits.