It feels great when you listen to the music of the desert state as it enunciates the legendary bravery of Rajputs, vibrant heritage, age-old folklore, rugged Havelis and the warm hospitality of turban men.

Widely known as 'The Great Wall of India', Kumbhalgarh is an Indian heritage built on the western range of Aravallis by Rana Kumbha in the 15th century. The fort is a haven at times of war and was invaded once by stealth when the invaders poisoned the fort's main source of drinking water.

The fort is a natural bliss stretched among blue skies and lush green Aravalli hills as you catch a glimpse from your Kumbhalgarh hotel.

If you wish to visit Kumbhalgarh once, then you ought to know some worth visiting places to explore the best. Stay with us to know what makes the monumental a must-visit.

1. Kumbhalgarh- The second largest wall in Asia

The wall that stretches to 38 km in length and 15 feet wide is the second-largest fort after The Great Wall of China. The giant fort houses 360 temples with 7 massive gates, ramparts with designed bastions and huge watchtowers. The view from the fort is just breathtaking!

2. Kumbhalgarh: An Opulent Hill Fort of Rajasthan

The impregnable fort is situated at a height of 1100 meters and is rumoured to be built following a voluntary human sacrifice to please the Gods. In its 571-year old history, the fort was indestructible, it was breached just once due to a shortage of water.

3. Badal Mahal: One-of-a-kind champagne bottle-shaped wall

Atop the gigantic Kumbhalgarh fort lies Badal Mahal (or Palace of Clouds). This unique shaped wall was built to ward off invaders and remains almost invincible geographically difficult terrain. You can have a panoramic view of the Aravallis, Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary and the Thar desert.

4. Monsoons are the best time to visit the place

Go on a road trip with your best friends. A drive through NH 27 from Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh is incredibly beautiful as you pass through lush green forests, roaring rivers and dams that will keep you awestruck. Rest at Kathar River or the Bagheri ka Naka for some local food and great selfies.

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5. The Mystery behind the Akhand Deep

This wicker oil lamp glowing into the darkness is lit for more than 700 years and was never allowed to go off even once! That’s unbelievable.

It's time to book your stay this monsoon at the best Kumbhalgarh hotel.

Bottom line

This mighty fortress and a UNESCO world heritage site is a treat to the eyes. Mana Kumbhalgarh is an exotic resort built on a cliff offering a great view of national forest reserve and an amazing mountain view that will surely add delight to your memories. We are your ideal hotel near Kumbhalgarh fort!

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