Top visiting places in Chittorgarh

Chittorgarh, also called Chittaur, from the seventh century to the sixteenth, was the capital of Mewar under the Rajputs. Chittaur inspires recollections of extraordinary gallantry and penance by Rajput people in the irregular fights that they needed to battle against intruders from Northwest or Delhi. Chittaur saw both the desolates of war and the victories of the soul. Allaudin Khilji who desired Queen Padmini of Chittaur, attacked the city in 1303 A.D. Sovereign Padmini and the ladies of the court forfeited themselves in a fire of fire instead of submit to anyone. This incomparable penance has been called 'Jauhar' and encapsulates the searing soul of the Rajputs of the day. The city stands tossed with landmarks and fortifications as proof of the violence that it experienced in bygone eras. Visit the best places in Chittorgarh and they are here:

1.      Fort of Chittorgarh- Chittorgarh is the exemplification of Rajput pride, sentiment and soul. It resounds with history of valor and penance, which is obvious as it echoes with the stories sung by the Bards of Rajasthan. The principle purpose behind visiting Chittorgarh is its huge ridge stronghold, which is a portrayal of Rajput culture and qualities. The fortress of Chittor is viewed as quite possibly the most remarkable posts of the country and is undoubtedly the "Pride of Rajasthan State". The impressive fortification is roosted on a 180 meter high hillock covering a monstrous region of 700 sections of land and is a standing sentinel to the mental fortitude and bravery of Chittorgarh. It is belived that the fortification was work by the Mauryans in seventh century and further strucres were added to it by the progressive Mewar rulers. The one mile long serpentine street to the post is very steep and exhastive. The post is drawn nearer through seven gigantic passages or 'pols', which are monitored by watch tower and huge iron spiked entryways.

2.      Vijay Stambh- Discovered in 1440 AD by Maharana Kumbha to celebrate his triumph over Mohamed Khilji this 9-storyed tower is enhanced by figures of Hindu gods around. It is arranged inside the Chittorgarh Fort.There are around 157 thin advances prompting the porch where the galleries give a lovely top point perspective all in all town. At the point when enlightened at night, the pinnacle mirrors a hypnotizing impact and the view merits catching in the camera. The highest story includes a picture of the Jain Goddess, Padmavati. Rana Kumbha additionally had cut "Allah" in Arabic multiple times in the third story and multiple times in the eighth.

3.      Padmini Palace- Padmini Palace was previously the palatial dwelling place of the perfectly delightful Rajput sovereign, Rani Padmini, the spouse of King Rawal Ratan Singh. Respected as an embodiment of magnificence, Rani Padmini was the little girl of a Sinhala ruler Gandharvasen and assumes a vital part throughout the entire existence of the courageous Rajput heroes. The royal residence, when the location of an occurrence straightforwardly answerable for the bettle between AllauddinKhiliji and RanaRatan Singh, is a particularly female design that ignores a wonderful pool.

4.      Meera Temple- Developed by Maharana Kumbha in 1449, this master Vishnu Temple has delightful icons in its sanctum, mendap and columns. The Meera sanctuary is built to be devoted to Meera Bai and is an exceptionally acclaimed Hindu sanctuary. The breathtaking masterpiece on the sanctuary draws in countless travelers and furthermore the sanctuary mirrors the Indo-Aryan style of design which was acclaimed in those occasions is as yet a piece of our social legacy. The MeeraBai sanctuary and the Kumbha Shyam sanctuary are both based on a similar ground and on the external side of the MeeraBai sanctuary there is a cut sculpture of five human bodies with one head which represents the way that individuals, everything being equal, and doctrine are the equivalent and no distinctions exists.

Rana Kumbha Palace- The destroyed structure of incredible authentic and design interest, being the hugest landmark in the fortification of Chittaur, this royal residence was named after the best of the Sisodia's. The castle is accepted to have root basements where Rani Padmini and different ladies submitted Jauhar. This spot was before the home of the well-known bhakti poetess Meerabai.