Chittorgarh, in Rajasthan, is a city replete with historical monuments and glorious narratives of bravery of Rajput kings. Truly a romantic city with layers of chaotic yet glorious past, this "pride of Rajasthan" showcases the gallantry and sacrifices of the kings and emperors of the past. Grand forts, imposing palaces and historical temples dot the landscape here and give tourists ample opportunities to relish a past that was eventful.
 
Chittorgarh has many historical places and monuments that make it a tourist hub. The gigantic Chittorgarh Fort is probably the most visited tourist spot, which also houses monuments like Rana Kumbha Palace, Fateh Prakash Palace, Padmini's Palace and Tower of Victory. If the Sita Mata Sanctuary delights for its wide variety of animal species, then the Kirti Stambh remains a sacred place for Jain followers.

The Indo-Aryan style Kumbha Shyam Temple reminds tourists of religious superiority of the town during the eventful past of Chittorgarh. Other religious attractions here include the Kalika Mata Temple and Meerabai Temple. More so, tourists can visit Gaumukh Kund and Padmini's Palace to add value to their cultural tour of Chittorgarh.

Chittorgarh Fort

Located in Rajasthan, Chittorgarh Fort is best known fort with its origin from Pandavas of Mahabharata. Standing 180 meters high, it is believed that it was built by Bhima, one of Pandava brothers. This fort covers an area of 700 acres and has Meera and KhumbaShyam temple in it. One of the largest forts in India, it is considered a World Heritage Site. Chittorgarh Fort has several magnificent monuments such as gates, historical palaces and templ...

Padminis Palace

Between Nagchandreshwar Mahadev Temple and Kalika Mata temple in South direction, there is a beautiful palace named as Padmini’s Palace. Related to Princess Padmini, second wife of brave king of Mewar, Rawal Ratan Singh, it is first johar in the world and is also known as PadminiMahal. Situated inside Chittorgarh Fort, it leaves tincture of sacrifice, beauty, honor, valor and tragedy of past. Padmini’s Palace is perched on 180 m high...

Gaumukh Reservoir

Located in Chittorgarh Fort, Gaumukh Reservoir is shaped like the mouth of cow, hence named as Gaumukh. Also known as ‘Tirth Raj’, the water which collects in the reservoir flows through cow’s mouth and no one knows from where this water comes from. Situated on western side of Chittorgarh fort, the flowing of water here continues 365 days, and in summer time, flow of water is slow. Gaumukh Reservoir is located in scenic locatio...

Kalika Mata Temple

Built in 14th century, Kalika Mata temple is among most captivating places in Chittorgarh. Located 762 meters above sea level, this temple is dedicated to Mata Kali and is the oldest one in the area. This temple is said to be originally dedicated to God Sun and placed across Padmini Palace, but was destroyed after attack by AllaudinKhilji. Kalika Mata Temple is placed on rock with its main entry gate on east. It is an architectural gem which bel...

Vijaya Stambh (Victory Tower)

Patronized by Maharana Kumba, Vijay Stambh is a nationalistic masterwork in Chittorgarh. Built as symbol of triumph over Mohammed Khilji, it was constructed between 1442 AD and 1449 AD. This tower is piece de resistance and is dedicated to Hindu God -Lord Vishnu. With the base height of 3 meters, visitors can get glimpse of city after reaching top floor through 157 narrow stairs. Vijay Stambh is nine storey tower with height of 37.19 meters. It ...

Rana Kumbha Palace

Built in 15th century by Bappa Rawal, Rana  Kumbha Palace is where Rana Kumbha lived royal life. Located in Chittorgarh Fort, this historic monument is very famous among tourists due to its architecture and a large pound. This oldest structure inside fort is near Vijaya Stambha and its entry is through Suraj Pol. It is the very place where Princess Padmini committed Jauhar. On visiting Rana Kumbha Palace, visitors will be able to see number...