Glimpses of Kumbhalgarh Fort 

It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site included in Hill Forts of Rajasthan. The history of the Kumbhalgarh fort is very old, but it was rebuilt by this name in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha.

It was occupied until the late 19th century. The fort has been captured only once for a very brief period by the invading power. The fort is now open to the public and is spectacularly lit for a few minutes each evening. It is the most important fort in Mewar after Chittaurgarh.

One should try to reach Kumbhalgarh village by 5 pm. The fort is 1 km away from the village. After lodging and freshing up, visit the Kumbhalgarh Fort for its famous light and sound show.

The light show is very interesting. They tell the entire history of the fort in a very interactive way.

Come to your hotel after the light show and enjoy the calm night with a clear sky.

Wake up early in the next morning. The fort opens at 8 am. The ticket charge is Rs 40/- per head. The benefit of going early is that you will find very less crowd. Therefore you can thoroughly explore the fort without any disturbance.

Now, I will take you inside the fort-

Visit the temple area first. There are some very famous temples here where the king used to pray.

Climb on the fort wall to get the aerial view of the temple and the fort.

Do not try to find the end of the fort wall as it is the second largest wall in the world after the Great Wall of China.

Now, I will take you to the main fort area.

The entire fort takes about 3 hours to visit. If you are a history buff, you may take days to visit it.

That was it guys. I hope these glimpses and information will help you planning your travel to Kumbhalgarh Fort in a more organised way.

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