The Ranakpur Jain Temples are situated at a distance of 50 km from Kumbhalgarh. Tourists need to avail the route through Saira and Vanpura to reach this temple. Rana Kumbha began the construction of these temples in 1438. Besides being a tranquil meditation centre, it...

The Vedi Temple is situated next to the Hanuman Gate of the Fort. This three storied Jain temple was built by Rana Kumbha to commemorate the sacrifice of the pilgrim, after which the Hanuman Pol was built. Later, the structure was renovated by Maharana Fateh Singh. It is...

The Muchchal Mahavir Temple is situated in the Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary, at a distance of five kilometres from Ghanerao. The most distinctive feature of this temple is the statue of Lord Mahavira which has a moustache. The two elephant statues that are situated at the...

The Parshuram Temple is situated in an ancient cave, where Rishi Parshuram meditated from Lord Ram’s era. There are 500 steps which reach down to the cave. The priests provide the history of the place and the formations known as ‘Kamdhenu’.

The Neelkanth Mahadeo Temple is situated close to the fort, near the base of the plains. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and houses a six feet high stone Shivlinga. It is considered to be the only deity of the area that is still worshipped and maintained by the locals....

In 1460, the Mammadev Temple and kund were built by Rana Kumbha. The temple is situated below the fort and originally consisted of four slabs. The slabs had inscriptions on them providing the history of Mewar, from the period of Guhil, the founder of Mewar dynasty till Rana...

This east facing Jain shrine is located in the northern part of the fort. Built by Pitalia Jain Seth in V. S. 1512 (AD 1455) on a raised plinth, the temple consists of a pillared sabhamandapa and a sanctum having entrances from all the four directions. The jangha is adorned with images of gods and goddesses besides asparas and dancers.

In the northern part of Kumbalgarh Fort is a temple built by Pitalia Jain Seth. This Jain temple has images of gods, goddesses, apsaras and dancers.

A priest is still employed by the present Maharana to care for the shrines of his ancestors. And twice a day the Pandit's family makes the stiff uphill climb to the castle to light the sacred lamps before vermilion-daubed images of Hanuman, Chamunda, and Ekling. There is an octagonal room in which Rana Pratap was born, apart from, the hall in which his grandson Prince Karan entertained the future Mughal Emperor Shahjahan, the beacon tower from which a flame summoned Mewar's chieftains to war. The austere chambers, the vast reservoirs kept full by elephant relays, the simple garden court for the royal ladies, the easily defendable narrow staircases all declared that this was primarily a warrior's hideout, not a palace for princely pomp and show.

The imaginatively designed Aohdi nearby belongs to a descendant of one of those great warrior families, the Rathores of Ghanerao, who enjoyed the distinction of having the only hereditary seat among the premier nobles of both Mewar and Marwar. The Aohdi's castle-type cottages provide comfort and privacy for those seeking a peaceful retreat, plus a base for horse safari and trekking enthusiasts.

Ghanerao is the place where Thakur Sajjan Singhji and his gracious wife have recreated a charming old-world ambience by opening this castle constructed in 1603 to paying guests. The genuine warmth of his greeting as he strode across the courtyard towards us, the bright wall frescoes, hunting trophies, turbaned retainers, peeing maids, carved jharokhas, drawing rooms full of colored windows and chandeliers, Rajput miniatures, ostrich eggs hand printed by the owner in Mayo College, all those old photographs

This temple was built by Maharaja Khumba.It is famous for its 4-5 feet high Shivling. Shiv temple of Kumbhalgarh have different type of architecture, There are many carved stone pillars in the shiv temple people says that the shiv-ling of this temple has made with [Kasoti Stone] which is used to test real gold.

Kumbhalgarh Fort is a cut stone of Udaipur city which was constructed on 15th century by King Rana Khumbha. The shield of well-known Aravali Mountain ranges makes the outlook of the fort more scenic. The walls are enough thick and unimaginable to penetrate. The renowned personality, King Maharana Partap Singh was born at this place. After Chittorgarh, the most significant fort is kumbhalgarh fort.

The security of the fort is cradled with seven massive gate and ultra strong walls. There are more then 360 temples within the complex of the Fort. Out of all the temples, Shiva Temple is the most visited by the tourists as it has a huge Shivalinga (Phallic form). If the historical aspect of the fort is analyzed, it fell once due to the shortage of drinking water. Subsequently Maharana Fateh singh again gave it a new birth. Entering further inside the fort, one can see another fort in the premises which is named as Kartargarh fort. In total there are 365 temples and shrines in Kartargarh fort. Being a birth place of Maharana Pratap Singh, a long queue of visitors from abroad and nation can always noticed.

The Kumbhalgarh fort has a special importance in the heart of the local residents. At the tough time of war or any kind of help, the fort had always proved to be useful for the city. The Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary is situated in close proximity to Kumbhalgarh fort. Leopards and deers can be found easily there.