First word that come in your mind when someone talk about Rajasthan is its forts; indeed the state pride.
Start your journey with a relaxing drive into Indian countryside to discover the epitome of Rajput's pride & India's largest fort complex. This fort has a history of romance, pride & Rajput spirit which will be revealed during the trip. Enjoy the spectacular views from top of the fort, as well as palace located in fort complex, and listen to stories about the city's history, culture, & existence. Treat yourself with a well-deserved lunch at a multi-cuisine restaurant (at your own expense).Complete trip with a big smile on your face with beautiful memories to cherish in your pictures.

“Take an exciting trip to Chittorgarh from Udaipur to discover the epitome of Rajput's pride. Visit the 7th-century Chittorgarh Fort, 15th-century 9-story Vijay Stambh (Tower of Victory), Rajput-style Fateh Prakash Palace, Meera Temple and Padmini’s Palace act during this excursion.

1. Chittorgarh Fort: Astonishingly beautiful Chittorgarh is India's largest fort complex, nearly 6 km long and built on a hilltop which rises dramatically from the plains, its defensive walls extended on all sides by cliffs.
2. Vijay Stambh: The glorious Tower of Victory is a 15th-century 9-storey tower which was built by Maharana Kumbha to celebrate his victory over the Muslim rulers, climb narrow stairs to view of the amazing view of the city.
3. Rana Kumbha Palace: Explore the ruins of this 15th-century palace, which includes elephant and horse stables, a Shiva temple and Tower of Fame built in 13th-century.
4. Discover the Padmini's Palace sits beside a large lotus pool, Fateh Prakash Palace etc.
5. Visit the famous Meera Bai Temple and explore her dedication to Lord Krishna, An 8th-century sun temple and Kumbha Shyam Temple.
6. Shri Digamber Jain Adinath Temple: Visit the six Jain temples in the Chittorgarh Fort
7. Samadhisvara Temple: Visit the intricately carved sandstone temple is dedicated to Shiva and ancient fort reservoir filled by a spring thought to look like a cow’s mouth”