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The Kumbhalgarh trip to Udaipur is chosen by many travellers across the world to witness the surreal charm and diverse culture of Rajasthan, India. Udaipur is a prime vacation spot for history buffs and foodies, as this place is a treasured destination for Rajasthani cuisine, famous for its intense flavours and spices.
The trip to Kumbhalgarh from Udaipur is a cherished outing with ultimate fun, adding to an unforgettable experience. The Kumbhalgarh trip to Udaipur duration is 5 days and 4 nights.
Udaipur, widely identified as the ‘city of lakes’, is amongst the most prominent tourist destinations in India. Udaipur offers the rich heritage and culture of Rajasthan and its regal magnificence.
Udaipur’s charms are intensified by the wide range of lakes it encompasses, such as Fateh Sagar Lake, Lake Pichola, Badi Lake, Udai Sagar Lake, and so forth, making Udaipur a ‘Hub of Lakes’.
Udaipur is popular for its rich culture, ancient temples, and royal palaces. Udaipur is quite popular for its artistic architectural designs, highlighting grand palaces and historic temples that showcase its noble heritage.
Visitors must not miss exploring the prominent City Palace, which represents Udaipur’s royal history, and admire the detailed designs and spiritual importance of its ancient temples. These historic sites are a reflection of Udaipur’s glorious past, royalty, and spirituality in a way that provides a deep cultural experience.
Earlier, Rajasthan used to be known as Rajputana and was divided into smaller princely states like Mewar, Marwar, Haroti, and Dhundhar. Chittorgarh was the capital of the Mewar Kingdom. The great king (maharana) of Chittorgarh in the 15th century was King Kumbha.
During his lifetime, Maharana Kumba built 32 forts to secure Mewar’s borders, one of which is the Kuumbhalgarh Fort. The Kuumbhalgarh Fort is encircled by the Aravalli Mountains.
Kumbhalgarh Fort is also referred to as ‘Ajay Durg’, as this fort was never conquered by Mewar’s rivals. Maharana Kumbha commenced the construction of this fort in the year 1443, and it was entirely built in the year 1458.
This fort is around 600 years old, comprising 360 temples within the fort. The Kumbhalgarh Fort Wall is the second-largest wall in the world. The total length of the Kumbhalgarh Fort is 36 kilometers. Kumbhalgarh Fort is 80 kilometres away from Udaipur.
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Kumbhalgarh is around 80 kilometers away from Udaipur, which takes nearly 2.5 – 3 hours to reach.
Late October to March is the best time to visit Kumbhalgarh, as you are spared from the intense heat of summer. The Kumbhalgarh fort can easily and joyfully be explored between October and March, as the weather is quite pleasant and cold, with a temperature of around 9°- 24°C.
One needs to cover a distance of nearly 650-700 kilometres in about 12- 14 hours to reach Kumbhalgarh from Delhi.
The shortest Route to Kumbhalgarh from Delhi is through NH 48 and NH 162.
Delhi → Gurugram → Jaipur → Ajmer → Beawar → Nathdwara → Kumbhalgarh
Kumbhalgarh is immensely popular for the UNESCO-acclaimed heritage site and the second-largest wall in the world, the Kumbhalgarh Fort. Its architecture, wonderful designs, and minute details make this fort one of the main tourist attractions in Kumbhalgarh. The scenic beauty of the Aravalli Mountains and Kumbhalgarh National Park is famous for its diverse wildlife.
In Rajasthan’s Rajsamand district, Kumbhalgarh Fort is located on the Aravalli range. The nearest city to the Kumbhalgarh Fort is approximately 85 kilometers from Udaipur.
The Kumbhalgarh trip is of 4 nights and 5 days, which covers most of the major attractions in Udaipur, including the serene lakes, palaces, temples, forts, and a lot more.
If you’re planning to travel to Udaipur, you will not fall short of amazing places to visit here. The Jagdish temple, the great City Palace, Udaisagar Lake, Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple, Jagmandir and Bagore ki Haweli, Fateh Sagar Lake, Hathi Pol Bazar (the perfect spot for shopping for traditional artefacts), Pratap Smarak, Saheliyon ki Baari, and Shilpgram. The second-largest wall in the world and the Kumbhalgarh fort.
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