Only two and a half hours from Udaipur, the huge hilltop complex of Chittorgarh dominates its surroundings.
History
In 1303 the Sultan of Delhi set out to conquer the fort and capture the queen of Chittorgarh. Despite a heroic defence, Bhim Singh and his army were outnumbered and donned saffron robes of sacrifice before succumbing, while inside the walls the women and children committed mass suicide rather than live under Muslim rule.
Explore the fort
Today much of the fort is still standing and includes so many ruins that it takes at least half a day to fully explore.
who's been there
-
01993 838 92501993 838 345
- Make an enquiry
Places near Chittorgarh
- Devigarh 53 miles away
- Shahpura 55 miles away
- Bhainsrorgarh 58 miles away
- Udaipur 64 miles away
- Deogarh 64 miles away
- Kumbhalgarh 69 miles away
- Bundi 74 miles away
- Barli 74 miles away
- Narlai 76 miles away
- Dungarpur 92 miles away
- Chhatra Sagar 94 miles away
- Nimaj 97 miles away
- Chanoud 105 miles away
- Pushkar 112 miles away
- Rohet 120 miles away
- Mount Abu 123 miles away
- Ranthambhore National Park 140 miles away
- Jodhpur 141 miles away
- Jaipur 159 miles away
- Ramathra 165 miles away
- Nagaur 170 miles away
- Samode 177 miles away
- Ahmedabad 183 miles away
- Maheshwar 197 miles away
- Pokaran 221 miles away
- Bikaner 232 miles away
- Gwalior 239 miles away
- Bharatpur and Keoladeo Ghana National Park 240 miles away
- Fatehpur Sikri 243 miles away
- Orchha 253 miles away
- Little Rann of Kutch National Park 259 miles away
- Agra 263 miles away
- Jaisalmer 271 miles away
- Chambal Sanctuary 276 miles away
- Satpura National Park 283 miles away
Photos of Chittorgarh
Our expert guides to exploring Chittorgarh
Written by our specialists from their own experiences of visiting Chittorgarh, these guides will help you make the most of your time there. We share both our practical recommendations and the best ways to appreciate Chittorgarh at its best.
-
Luxury train journeys through India Luxury train journeys through India
Luxury train journeys through India
India specialist and former Mumbai resident Alison shares her experiences of luxury train journeys in India. She has picked out some of the most interesting routes and explains why they’re a fascinating way to explore India.
Read this guide