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Kumbhalgarh
Kumbhalgarh is an eminent tourist destination. It is located in the Rajsamand District of Rajasthan, India. Kumbhalgarh is situated between the southern part of the state and it is also known as kumbhalmer. Kumbhalagarh Fort is second most important fort of the state of the Rajasthan, India. Kumbhalgarh was built in 15th century by Rana Kumbha. Tourist can enjoy the extensive views of the nearby areas from the top of the fort. The long walls of the Kumbhagarh were constructed to guard against the attacks of the enemies.
How to reach:
By Air:
The nearest airport to Kumbhalgarh is Udaipur. This is an important domestic airport, located 85 km from Udaipur city, which is serviced by regular flights from several airlines from cities like: Delhi, Jaipur, and Mumbai.
By Road:
The most convenient way to reach Kumbhalgarh is to book a private cab from Udaipur. En route to Nathdwara and Haldi Ghati (covering a distance of 102kms in 1 hour 38 minutes approximately).
By Rail:
The nearest railway station to Kumbhalgarh is the Falna which is about 42 kilometres away from the Kumbhalgarh. The station is pretty well-connected with all the major cities like Mumbai, Ajmer, Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmadabad and Jodhpur.
1. Fort Kumbhalgarh:
It is situated on the Banas River. Kumbhalgrah fort was one of the least-known yet the historic fortification, took 15 long years for the Maharana Kumbha to build. And it is what a remarkable creation of man containing a domed palacealong with the 36km long winding walls that defend the fort from the series of battlements and it is second famous great wall of the china.
The fort Kumbhalgarh is guarded by seven lofty gates as one climb the steep of the walls which are wide enough for the eight horses to march.
In fact, the most interesting part to any Rajasthani, fort is associated folklore or legends mix with the history and the kumbhalagrh is nothing short of it. In 1443, when the king started the construction the structure crumbles to ruin by the sunset until a spiritual preceptor address the king. The main gate of the fort, Hanuman Pol contains the shrine and a temple to commemorate the great sacrifice.
Palace at the top of the ridge, known as the Badal Mahal. It is two- storied structure divided into the interconnected distinct portions the Zanana and the Mardana Mahal and it is decorated with the oil paintings. Zanana Mahal of the fort is provided with the stone jails which facilitate the queens to watch the court proceedings and other events in the privacy.
Near to the fort as you climb down the plains is the Neelkanth Mahadeo Temple which is dedicated to lord shiva.
2. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
Spread in an area of 578 sq km. Kumbhalgarh Santury encircles the massive fort of Kumbhalgarh. The wildlife park has consumed its name from the same fort.
Broaden across the Aravelli Range; Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary covers the parts of Rajsamand, Udaipur and the Pali district. The wildlife sanctuary makes home to many endangered species of wildlife. The sanctuary provides the natural abode to many creatures like Leopards, Sloth bear, Wolf, Jungle cat, jackal, Hyena, Nilgai, sambhar and Hare. It is the only sanctuary of Rajasthan, where you can trace the wolf engaged in its activities. If you have your interest in birds, then here you can see the nice variety of birds too.
This wildlife sanctuary also enjoys variety of flora which includes many plants and tress of herbal qualities. One can also have a safari trip to enjoy the natural habitat to see these beautiful birds and animals. Every year, this Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary draws many tourists towards its natural beauty.
Places to Stay:
1. The Aodhi, Kumbhalgarh: Kumbhalgarh, P.O: Kelwara 313325 District Rajsamand, Rajasthan, India +91 2954 242341 - 6/ 8003722333 http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/The_Aodhi_Hotel/index.aspx
Hidden by the trees, beside the hills crowned by the Kumbhalgarh Fort, nestles The Aodhi, the sanctuary resort where the legacy of the valorous kings of Mewar and their lives braves still lives.
The deluxe suites and rooms in Aodhi, have delightful themes of the Jungle lore. Discover the countless secrets of the centuries past while you explore the nature, forts and temples.
Explore Kumbhalgarh http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/The_Aodhi_Hotel/Explore-Kumbhalgarh.aspx
How to reach:
By Air:
The nearest airport to Kumbhalgarh is Udaipur. This is an important domestic airport, located 85 km from Udaipur city, which is serviced by regular flights from several airlines from cities like: Delhi, Jaipur, and Mumbai.
By Road:
The most convenient way to reach Kumbhalgarh is to book a private cab from Udaipur. En route to Nathdwara and Haldi Ghati (covering a distance of 102kms in 1 hour 38 minutes approximately).
By Rail:
The nearest railway station to Kumbhalgarh is the Falna which is about 42 kilometres away from the Kumbhalgarh. The station is pretty well-connected with all the major cities like Mumbai, Ajmer, Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmadabad and Jodhpur.
Places to Visit:
1. Fort Kumbhalgarh:
It is situated on the Banas River. Kumbhalgrah fort was one of the least-known yet the historic fortification, took 15 long years for the Maharana Kumbha to build. And it is what a remarkable creation of man containing a domed palacealong with the 36km long winding walls that defend the fort from the series of battlements and it is second famous great wall of the china.
The fort Kumbhalgarh is guarded by seven lofty gates as one climb the steep of the walls which are wide enough for the eight horses to march.
In fact, the most interesting part to any Rajasthani, fort is associated folklore or legends mix with the history and the kumbhalagrh is nothing short of it. In 1443, when the king started the construction the structure crumbles to ruin by the sunset until a spiritual preceptor address the king. The main gate of the fort, Hanuman Pol contains the shrine and a temple to commemorate the great sacrifice.
Palace at the top of the ridge, known as the Badal Mahal. It is two- storied structure divided into the interconnected distinct portions the Zanana and the Mardana Mahal and it is decorated with the oil paintings. Zanana Mahal of the fort is provided with the stone jails which facilitate the queens to watch the court proceedings and other events in the privacy.
Near to the fort as you climb down the plains is the Neelkanth Mahadeo Temple which is dedicated to lord shiva.
2. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
Spread in an area of 578 sq km. Kumbhalgarh Santury encircles the massive fort of Kumbhalgarh. The wildlife park has consumed its name from the same fort.
Broaden across the Aravelli Range; Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary covers the parts of Rajsamand, Udaipur and the Pali district. The wildlife sanctuary makes home to many endangered species of wildlife. The sanctuary provides the natural abode to many creatures like Leopards, Sloth bear, Wolf, Jungle cat, jackal, Hyena, Nilgai, sambhar and Hare. It is the only sanctuary of Rajasthan, where you can trace the wolf engaged in its activities. If you have your interest in birds, then here you can see the nice variety of birds too.
This wildlife sanctuary also enjoys variety of flora which includes many plants and tress of herbal qualities. One can also have a safari trip to enjoy the natural habitat to see these beautiful birds and animals. Every year, this Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary draws many tourists towards its natural beauty.
Places to Stay:
1. The Aodhi, Kumbhalgarh: Kumbhalgarh, P.O: Kelwara 313325 District Rajsamand, Rajasthan, India +91 2954 242341 - 6/ 8003722333 http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/The_Aodhi_Hotel/index.aspx
Hidden by the trees, beside the hills crowned by the Kumbhalgarh Fort, nestles The Aodhi, the sanctuary resort where the legacy of the valorous kings of Mewar and their lives braves still lives.
The deluxe suites and rooms in Aodhi, have delightful themes of the Jungle lore. Discover the countless secrets of the centuries past while you explore the nature, forts and temples.
Explore Kumbhalgarh http://www.hrhhotels.com/Royal_Retreats/The_Aodhi_Hotel/Explore-Kumbhalgarh.aspx
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