This place is famous for ‘Jauhar’ by Rani Padmavati. This place was censured three times, the prior by the Ala-Udin-Khilji, the second time by the Badshah Bahadur of Gujarat, the third time by the Mughal emperor, and after some period, Jahangir returned the fort and the kingdom to the Rajputs again.
Kalika Mata temple: it was built in the 8th century, it was first built for the sun God and later conveyed to the mother goddess.
Vijay Stambha: it was built to canvas the picture of Victory, it has 9 floors and carvings on the walls of the building. In order to reach the top of the building, you need to climb 157 steps.
Kirti Stambha: Kirti Stambh is a 72-foot-tall (22 metres) tower constructed in the 12th century. The Kirti Stambh is constructed within the Chittorgarh fort. It is devoted to the first Jain Tirthankara, Rishabha. It was constructed by one merchant and is adorned with Jain pantheon figures. It is a seven-story pillar constructed by the Digambar Jain sect's Biherwal Mahajan Sanaya. On its four corners are carved five-foot-tall (about 1.5-meter-tall) Digambar-style idols of Shri Adinathji, in addition to engraved various small idols dedicated to Jain lineage deities.
Rana Kumbha’s Palace: Vijay Stambh is close to Rana Kumbha's Palace. King Udai Singh, the man who founded Udaipur, was born in this location. The maid Panna Dhay's brave deed of substituting her son for the king, also with the effect of her son's being killed by Banbir, saved his life. She moved the prince in a basket of fruit to safety. This palace was also home to Rani Meera Bai. In one of the hidden cellars is where Rani Padmini and the other women committed Jauhar.
Rani Padmini’s Palace: Alauddin Khalji, the ruler of the Delhi Sultanate, is said to have been let to view a replica of the Rani from Rani Padmini's Palace by repositioning the reflection at such an inclination that even though he turned around, he was unable to see the room. Rawal Ratan Singh, Rani's husband, had threatened Khalji that they would sever his neck if he turned around. The place has magnificent importance in terms of architecture and design.
Rani Padmini palace, Vijay stamp, Fateh Prakash palace, Jain temples, Kalika Mata temple, Gaumukh reservoir, ratansingh palace, Rana Kumbha palace, Kumbh Shyam temple, Meera bai temple, Meena Temple, Bassi village Wildlife sanctuary, Swaliyaji temple. Those are the places where you can visit nearby and have fun with your family.
Chittorgarh is located approximately 107.8 kilometres from Udaipur; if you plan to visit Udaipur, you should not miss such a wonderful destination spend equivalent of 1 hour and 42 minutes in a taxi touring it. If you want to take a train, there is a nearby train station; the trip will take about 2 hours and ten minutes. You can reserve a cab to ensure a safe and convenient trip at your leisure.
