About Chittorgarh

Chittorgarh Holiday Package

Travel in Chittorgarh and visit the land of huge forts, palaces and temples. Being one of the most important site of the Rajputana dynasty, the city showcases a large number of magnificent monuments, built largely in accordance with the Rajputs’ tradition and culture.

Our Chittorgarh tour packages are full of thrill and joy and will ensure the trip of our customers worth everything.

Chittorgarh, a city in Rajasthan, lies on the Berach river, a tributary of Benas. The city used to be the capital of the Sisodia dynasty of Rajputs of Mewar. The whole Chittorgarh district is famous for massive fortress claimed to be the largest among all the Rajput fort and has witnessed the legendary tale of Queen Padmini's act of jauhar that fascinates most historians and travellers.

In almost every aspect, every building of Chittorgarh one can find the glories of Rajputana bravery, pride and passion. Chittorgarh tourism never misses a chance to showcase the Rajput pride and bravery at different aspects of the district.

The best time to enjoy your travel in Chittorgarh is during winters, as the weather stays pleasant and mildly chilling. Summer months should be completely avoided, as being a part of Rajasthan, summers get too hot. However, Monsoon too is a good time to visit the place.

Chittorgarh is a popular tourist destination because of the presence of a large number of forts, palaces, temples and other Rajputs’ monuments. However, the most famous and majestic among this, is undoubtedly, the Chittorgarh fort. The fort, casually known as Chittor, was the capital of Mewar and is now situated south of Bhilwara. Sprawling over a large area of 692 acres, the fort proves to be the proud of Chittorgarh tourism. Inside the fort are many gates and monuments which together contribute to the majesty of the fort. The fort has in total 7 gates, all of which have been built as massive stone structures with secure fortifications for military purpose. The doors of the gates with high pointed arches are specifically reinforced to fend off elephants and cannon shots.