Chittorgarh · Lakes & Southern
Vijay Stambh, or the Tower of Victory, is a nine-storey victory tower erected by Rana Kumbha in the mid-15th century to commemorate his victory over the combined forces of Mahmud Khilji of Malwa. Rising about 37 metres, it is covered with intricate sculptures of Hindu deities, warriors and flowers across its balconies. Visitors can climb its narrow internal staircase for views over the fort.
The Jauhar Mela is an annual fair held at Chittorgarh Fort to commemorate the Rajput jauhar and the sacrifices of the womenfolk associated with Rani Padmini and the fort's history. It includes religious gatherings, cultural programmes and folk performances within the fort complex. The fair honours the memory of Chittorgarh's legendary resistance and honour.
FortChittorgarh Fort is one of the largest forts in India, sprawled over roughly 280 hectares atop a high plateau…
PalaceRani Padmini's Palace is a small white-pillared palace within Chittorgarh Fort, linked to the legendary queen…
HeritageKirti Stambh, or the Tower of Fame, is a smaller 22-metre tower near the Vijay Stambh, built by a wealthy Jai…