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Location
Kumbhalgarh may be a famous 15th century fort at a distance of around 84 km from Udaipur within the northwestern Indian state of Rajasthan. The fort city is well connected to the opposite parts of Rajasthan by road. Trip aarambh Provide Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh Taxi Services. 

Best Time to go to
The climate of Kumbhalgarh is tropical with the mercury climbing up to a maximum of around 42°C during summers while winters are a touch colder with the temperature hovering between a maximum of around 25°C and a minimum of around 11°C. The annual total rainfall is around 88 centimeters. Winter months (September-March) are the simplest to go to this place. Trip Aarambh have Cab Services in Kumbhalgarh.

History
Cradled amidst a cluster of thirteen mountain peaks of the Aravali range, the formidable medieval citadel of Kumbhalgarh stands a wary sentinel to the past glory of its kings and princes. Rising from a prominent ridge, 1,914 m above the ocean level, the fort was inbuilt 15th century AD by Maharana Kumbha (AD 1419-63) and is that the principal fort after Chittaurgarh, lying 90 km northwest of Udaipur. a singular fact about Kumbhalgarh fort is that it had been taken by the Mughals just one occasion in its entire history. And even at that point , it took the combined armies of Delhi, Amber, and Marwar to breach its defense. This was the place where the rulers of Mewar retreated during times of danger.Trip Aarambh have Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh Tempo Traveller.

Visiting Places in Kumbhalgarh

Tourists Attractions
The wall of the fort stretches some 36 km and is situated at a height of 1,914 m, making it quite inaccessible within the medieval times. The fort provides an honest view of the countryside from the highest . The place also has the respect of being the birthplace of great rajput warrior king Rana Pratap. The fort encloses many temples, palaces, gardens, and water storage facilities. aside from the fort, Kumbhalgarh has more sites for a tourist willing to explore.

The Badal Mahal has beautiful apartments painted with delicate pastel-colored murals.

Haldighati is that the scene of the famous battle of 1576 fought between Rana Pratap, the heroic son of King Udai Singh, and therefore the massive forces of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. a gorgeous chhatri or canopy with white marble columns dedicated to Rana Pratap stands here. Taxi For Haldighati

The 586 sq km Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary is additionally an area worth a visit. an upscale sort of wildlife just like the panther, Melursus ursinus , wild boar, four-horned antelope, and scientifically bred crocodiles within the lake within the sanctuary are the main attractions of this sanctuary. During winters, the sanctuary becomes home to birds like flamingoes, cormorants, spoonbills and egrets, which stay there through the winter months and fly back once summer arrives.

Places Around Kumbhalgarh
The Ranakpur Temples are situated around 50 km from Kumbhalgarh.  Tripaarmbh provide Kumbhalgarh to Ranakpur Cab. These beautiful Jain temples are a fine example of the north Indian sort of temple architecture, especially the Jain style, which stresses on extensive use of marble and elaborate decorative carvings. We also have Udaipur to Ranakpur Taxi.

On the thanks to Kumbhalgarh from Udaipur lies a powerful dam, the Rajsamand Lake. Rana Raj Singh built this royal lake in 1660. From here one can have a spectacular view of the sunset with beautiful torans or arches and chhatris adorning the embankment. The lake features a building of the state Irrigation Department on the embankment below. the remainder house features a beautifully laid out garden interspersed with exquisite sculptures excavated from the ruins nearby. Taxi For One Day Tour.

The town of Kankroli nearby with a wonderful temple and a reasonably palace on the hilltop offers a gorgeous hideout faraway from the hustle and bustle of towns and cities.

Fairs & Festivals
Celebration of the Gher Ghoomer festival before the Chamunda Devi Temple has been a practice of the local tribes for the last six centuries. Colourful crowds from all the encompassing villages congregate at this place to celebrate the festival with much enthusiasm. As a part of the normal celebrations, in one circle, young men belonging to the tribes inhabiting the region just like the Bheels, Garasias, and Rawats dance to the mesmeric beat of giant drums. In another circle, village girls of those tribes spray and splash one another with colored water, singing songs replete with double entendres. A euphoria-inducing local brew laced with bhang is obtainable to anybody who is willing to simply accept the customary manwar (friendship cup).

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