Welcome to Chittorgarh

To See and To Do

Witness history entwined in spectacular architecture at the Chittorgarh Fort

Watch the Sound and Light Show at the Fort

Explore Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary…and take home Memories

Unlimited!

Did you know that… …Chittorgarh Fort, covering an area of 700 acres, is the largest fort in India. It is home to several palaces, temples and other significant structures.

The majestic Chittorgarh Fort has 22 water bodies and is also known as the Water Fort

Tale Of The Two TowersThe 9-storeyed Vijay Stambha or

Victory Tower has beautiful pillared balconies.

The 7-storeyed Kirti Stambha or Tower of Fame has elaborate Jain

carvings on its walls.

Photo Credit: ciamabue/flickr

Rani Padmini’s PalaceLegend has it that Ala-ud-Din Khilji was enamoured by

Chittorgarh only because of Rani Padmini’s fame and beauty. It was at this 3-storeyed palace that he first caught a glimpse

of the Rani.

Don’t Miss the Samiddhesvara Temple with

the 3-headed Shiva idol !

Don’t Miss the Samiddhesvara Temple with

the 3-headed Shiva idol !

Try pleasing the rarely spotted

right-trunked Ganesha or Siddhivinayak through a special puja

Try pleasing the rarely spotted

right-trunked Ganesha or Siddhivinayak through a special puja

Shutterbugs are in for a treat courtesy the exquisite temple architecture at the

Chittorgarh Fort

Viewfinder! Be prepared to enjoy magnificent views of the town from Chittorgarh Fort

The Sound and Light Show offers great insights into

the life and times of the Rajputs.Where: Chittorgarh Fort

When: Monday - Saturday: 7 pm; Sunday- 8 pmQuick tip: You may like to combine a travel experience aboard the famed

‘Palace On Wheels’ luxury train and reach Chittorgarh in time for the show on Sundays.

The Bassi Wildlife SanctuaryA must-visit for nature lovers. Spot antelopes, panthers,

wild boars and many migratory birds here!

Getting There

Air: Udaipur Airport (113 kilometres) is the closest to Chittorgarh and has regular flights from all major cities in India.

Rail: Chittorgarh is well-connected by rail to Delhi. The Udaipur-Jaipur Super Express also links it to the two Rajasthani cities.

Road: Chittorgarh enjoys connectivity to Delhi and Jaipur by NH8 and to Ajmer by NH79.

The charm of Chittorgarh goes beyond its immense history and

traditions. There’s nature, beauty, royalty and much more to it. With so much to offer, a trip to this

historical town is a must for every one!