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Discover the primary religious sites and commemorative pillars within the 700-acre Chittorgarh Fort.
Chittorgarh Fort contains 19 historical temples and 4 memorials. This section of the 180-meter-high plateau holds the fort's prominent religious architecture and towering stone monuments.
Dress modestly when entering the active and historical temples by covering your shoulders and knees. Plan to spend about 90 minutes exploring these specific landmarks.
30 minutesDetailed carvings
Rana Kumbha built this 9-story tower in the 15th century to mark his victory over the Sultan of Malwa. The exterior features detailed carvings of Hindu gods and goddesses. Look closely at the intricate stonework covering its surface.
20 minutes12th-century Jain tower
This 12th-century Jain tower stands 22 meters (72 feet) high. It is dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain Tirthankara. The site is usually less crowded than Vijay Stambh, providing a quiet space for photography.
20 minutesIndo-Aryan architecture
This ornate Hindu temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is directly associated with the mystic poetess Meera Bai. Observe the Indo-Aryan architectural style and the carved exterior before heading inside.
20 minutesSacred water tank
This deep water tank is fed by a spring flowing from a cow-shaped rock. It is one of the 20 historical water bodies that sustained the fort. Walk down the steps to the water's edge, but watch out for monkeys.
